Future
Goals year 4
- I want to have a steady base of knowledge in psychology for the master human-technology interaction with the environmental psychology track.
- In the course Behavioral research methods 2, I want to further develop my skills in handling data, so that I am more broadly developed as a designer. Also, this course is part of the pre-master human-technology interaction.
- In the course Digital craftsmanship, I want to focus on how the physical and digital world can be brought together. I can still learn a lot about working with data and how to use it in design.
- In the course Human factors, I want to focus on the psychological aspect of human-centered design, learning how to implement neuroscience and user needs into a design.
- In the course Exploratory making, I want to learn more about using digital tools to create physical things. I want to better understand coding to be able to easily use it in making, since I tend to avoid coding aspects in projects.
- In the course Imagining with, I want to see how I can implement my knowledge from psychology courses in human-centered designing and learning more about co-creation.
- In the course Design for post-growth living, I want to learn when and how to implement sustainability within projects.
- In my FBP I want to explore how I can implement the knowledge I gained in the psychology field so far into a design project. I want learn how to use psychology in human-centered design.
Bachelor year 4 plan
In the fourth year of my bachelor, I want to do electives to further develop as a designer. Since I want to do the master human-technology interaction with the environmental psychology track, I want to follow electives that help me cover as much of the pre-master as possible already, while still developing as a designer. I believe that my design background combined with my interests in psychology can be perfectly combined in this master. By combining these studies, I can become [a well-educated designer for space using both my knowledge as a designer and a psychologist.