Design as a tool for change: come and discover the Master’s Degree in Social Co-design at ESDAPC
In a context marked by increasingly complex social challenges, design is establishing itself as a key tool for rethinking public services, policies, and spaces through a collaborative lens. ESDAPC is committed to this approach with the Master’s Degree in Social Co-design applied to public sector projects, a program aimed at professionals who wish to directly influence the transformation of society.
A new virtual Open Day session for the master’s degree will take place on June 2nd at 6:00 PM, providing an opportunity to learn more about the program, its approach, and career opportunities.
Education connected to reality
The master’s degree proposes a practical approach to social design based on working with real cases, institutions, and organizations. This methodology allows students to face complex situations in the public sector and develop projects with a tangible social impact.
From an interdisciplinary perspective, the program integrates tools from service design, applied research, and ethnography to better understand the needs of citizens and generate responses through co-creation and co-responsibility.
Learning to transform the public sector
The Master’s Degree in Social Co-design is based on a central idea: putting people at the heart of the design process. During the course, students develop skills to:
- Identify social challenges and opportunities for improvement in the public sphere
- Design collaborative strategies with communities and institutions
- Evaluate the social impact of the projects developed
- Apply design methodologies to generate value for the community
This approach prepares professionals capable of working in fields such as healthcare, culture, education, or social services, both within the Administration and in organizations and companies linked to public service.
An official master’s degree with a flexible format
The program is an official degree accredited within the European Higher Education Area and is taught in a blended format, during afternoon hours and with small groups, which facilitates work-life balance.
This structure, combined with a teaching staff possessing professional and academic experience, offers a supportive and practice-oriented learning environment.
Discover it at the Open Day
The Open Day session on June 2nd is an opportunity to resolve doubts, meet the teaching staff, and understand the master’s degree operations in more detail.
A meeting designed for professionals in design, architecture, arts, or social sciences who want to expand their field of action and join a growing sector: design applied to the common good.
Registration for the virtual Open Day session (Don’t miss out on your spot)
