Theme of the competition is to create an animated poster showcasing an issue or a bright site of equality in todays world.  Show that your believes can criticise problem of equality in world we’re living now, believes that can improve something important to you. Animated poster can show your support, it can also be a protest to a much bigger matter.

Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) has a open position in collaboration with National Center for Transforming Public Services. They are hiring for the leader of D-Box, in a 100% position in a 2-year commitment with the possibility of permanent employment.

Let’s build the futures of knowledge together!
If you think about “knowledge” what is the first word that comes into your mind?
The Advanced Design Unit of University of Bologna is building their first international symposium “Future Design for Knowledge Innovation”.

The Institute of Design at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design announces a fully funded PhD position for the period 2021-2024/2025 with a research theme of digital aesthetics. The aim of the PhD research is to contribute to a contemporary discourse on aesthetics for and in design research, education and practice. Application deadline is February 28^th.

On 23rd February 2021 at 17:00—18:30 CET (90 min), BEDA (The Bureau of European Design Association) will be holding a BEDA Wide Open Doors and welcome members of the global design education network Cumulus and their Secretary General Eija Salmi to join for an exchange of views and inputs on the New European Bauhaus.

Lunawood Urban Challenge 2021 calls on all architecture and design students to re-imagine and redesign urban environments by using Lunawood Thermowood. The participant chooses an existing non-renewable urban space to redesign by embracing the possibilities of Lunawood Thermowood. Entrants can freely implement their wildest dreams and imagination to create a more natural – yet still modern – environment for urban people.

The Foodicons Challenge will develop a cooperatively-built visual language for over 500 core concepts to explain our food system. Final selections will be publicly released at the UN Food Systems Summit in 2021, then posted permanently on The Noun Project as a free resource for all to use.