Should you learn Service Design in a master?

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I'm offering a free coaching session to discover if joining a Master Service Design program is for you.

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The rest

Here is a quick overview of the other new Service Design content I've worked on this week:

1 new draft for a future Service Design Principle about sustainability and management 🌱
2 new Service Design questions answered about prototyping and synthesis of research
1 new blog post on why I'm pushing for a "Best Swiss Services" award 🏆

Greetings from Switzerland,

Daniele 🧔🏻‍♂️

p.s. As always, you'll find all below for when you have the time to read this newsletter.

Should you learn Service Design in a master?

I'm joining the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU) in Lucerne, Switzerland, as an interim co-lead for the Master Service Design program.

This means I'm now on the lookout for young and fresh Service Design talents!

If you ever thought:

I'd like to study this Service Design thing that Daniele keeps rambling about, but I'm not sure if joining a master's program is the right move.

Then I have a good news for you:

I'm offering free one-to-one meeting slots with people who are curious about doing a Service Design program but are not sure yet.

I'll do my best to:

answer your personal questions
propose alternatives if you discover that a Master program isn't for you.

News Service Design Principle

“A Service Design Principle is an idea, a tip, an advice or a principle to improve the human experience in a simple way.” Each week I try to write a new one. Here is the latest:

Add nature to your board of directors: What if not only design but also nature had a seat at the decision maker table?

New Service Design Answer

I'm slowly building a library of answers to the most common questions about Service Design. Here are the new ones:

New Backstage Blog articles

I love to explain how I'm building educational content. I'm trying to be as transparent as possible so that it might motivate others to create such content, too.

Why I'm pushing for a "Best Swiss Services" award that is more democratic