“We are happy to announce the launch of our ESNE Summer Courses 2021.

Design students from different schools are invited to participate in a three-day workshop, from April 1-3, 2021, to imagine how design schools and universities can be transformed into radically welcoming, convivial, multicultural spaces. 

Kyoto Seika University hopes to hold another specialized 13-day intensive summer program of lectures and field trips in Kyoto from July 1 through July 13, 2021, for students/artists/designers interested in Japanese popular culture and its historical roots. In English; limited to 20 participants.

Act fast, the deadline for these scholarships is March 19th! Type Directors Club Opens Call For 2021 Beatrice Warde and Superscript Scholarships. Recognizing excellence in female-identifying and BIPOC students with $5,000 scholarships; both programs sponsored by Monotype.

The No Waste Challenge presented by What Design Can Do and the IKEA Foundation is now open for submissions! This global design competition focuses on addressing the enormous impact of waste and consumerism on climate change. They are looking for radical new ideas and design-driven solutions to reduce waste and rethink our entire consumption and production cycle.

The Elisava Scholarships recognize, reward and disseminate the talent and excellence of our future Master’s students. This call for scholarships, awarded together with Gràffica, Neo2, Experimenta, Diariodesign and COM Elisava, takes place during the month of March of each year.

‘GENSAI’ refers to the mitigation of damage or casualties caused by disasters. This competition has been held annually since 2011, seeking ideas and designs to promote ‘GENSAI’, the disaster mitigation. For this 10th year, the theme is “Gensai design in the age of living with COVID-19”, given that our world is now facing this crisis from the viewpoint of disaster mitigation.

This event’s aim is to raise a discussion about a new group within the Cumulus Association, created by and for students and people involved in education: CirroCumulus. Even though students are the largest group inside Cumulus, they are frequently less involved in its events. This new group enables people involved in education, including students, to come together and share their vision, expertise, research and exploration.