If you wonder about our final ideas and products. Here is our final presentation for you 🙂

Our seminar focused on a case from the city of Münster, addressing the problem of reducing CO2 emissions caused by data waste. Before the seminar week began, our group of 27 students was divided into three subgroups, each consisting of...

Our final workshop day culminated in a presentation about our design thinking project in the congress halls of Münster. The euphoria was immense after we finished presenting. We had successfully managed the seminar, collaborated within a large international group, and...

We started our last day by meeting at the Leonardo Campus at 9 am. The most work was already done and we just had to finish the last things before the presentation. For example did Moritz finalize his program and...

On Thursday evening we decided to show the Americans “Kegeln”, which is a German type of bowling. We visited Le Feu for this. It is only a few minutes away from the city hotel, so we decided to take a...

Our workshop day on Thursday got off to a very leisurely start. This was because we had been partying on Wednesday and most of us were therefore very tired and perhaps hungover. On the agenda was prototyping and testing the...

Wednesday – Probably the best day of the week for students in Münster. In other cities, Wednesday is also known as ‘Bergfest’, in Münster it is better known as ‘finally it’s market’ or ‘Sprittwoch’. Of course, to give our friends...

Today it was time to finish the define phase and start ideating. We were still working in 4 groups: One group still collecting material for and working on the presentation, and the three other groups all focusing on 3 personas...

We decided to take advantage of the great weather and change our plans to do the bike tour to Pleistermühle on Tuesday instead of Thursday as originally planned. Although some of the group got temporarily lost on the way there...

On the second day, we picked up the Georgia students at the hotel again and drove with them to the Leo campus. They were surprisingly punctual, and we Germans were rather late, although people always talk about German punctuality. Maybe...