Day 1: Defining and Planning Sustainability
- Defining and planning of sustainability
- Dimensions of sustainability
- Circular economy as a central concept, including paths of products and systems in a circular economy
- Scenario-based development of sustainable products: Identification, future robustness and prioritization of potentials of sustainability
- Definition of sustainability in the development process from product profiles to technical implementation
Day 2: Designing Sustainable Products
- Presentation and evaluation of sustainable products:
- in the market (e.g. based on Kano model).
- criteria & existing approaches for measuring the sustainability of solution concepts and implementations; also: external certification possibilities, also beyond LCA
- Internal tracking of target achievement of sustainable products
- Selection of material and its impact in the development process
- Challenges in the use of sustainable materials and current solution and research approaches
- Existing approaches, challenges and examples of "design-for-sustainability"
- Perspectives of sustainable product design
Pre-Requisites
We expect participants to have a first University Degree (Bachelor or equivalent) and recommend a minimum of 5 years of professional experience in the specific field of the course.

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