Graduation opportunities

The projects / assignments in this list have not been screened or approved by the faculty yet. The descriptions are as submitted by clients. Students should actively examine whether it will be possible to develop a project into a suitable Graduation Assignment.

If you want your assignment listed below, contact afstudeerbank-io@tudelft.nl.

Graduation opportunities

2024-10-21 | Serving wine from bag-in-box, THE WINE PACK

An appealing device for serving wine from bag-in-box: attractive, easy to handle, versatile and fitting in our story about sustainable wine drinking.

2024-10-21 | Out-of-the-box werving van nieuw (zorg)personeel, TU Delft

De uitdaging waar je mee aan de slag gaat, is het vernieuwen van de wijze waarop wij ons personeel werven. Op dit moment doen wij dit nog op klassieke wijze. We stellen een vacaturetekst op en deze wordt geplaatst op onze website: https://werkenbijreinier.nl/ en breed gedeeld via de socials (LinkedIn, Instagram, etc.). De vacatures staan vervolgens enkele weken open, waarna er gespreksrondes plaatsvinden. Deze wijze is totaal niet inspirerend en spreekt een steeds groter wordende groep niet aan. Hoe kunnen we geheel vernieuwend, op een manier die niemand verwacht, geheel out-of-the-box nieuw personeel en talent aanspreken? Niks is te gek, hoe gekker hoe beter! Je wordt uitgedaagd jouw eigen creativiteit hierop los te laten, je te laten inspireren door andere industrieën of geheel nieuwe concepten te ontwikkelen. Met jouw inbreng en creativiteit, maak je échte impact op de zorg van de toekomst in Delft! Ga jij met ons deze uitdaging aan?

2024-10-21 | Designing Optimized Rheumatology Patient Journeys: Enhancing Capacity Planning and Sustainable Engagement of Rheumatologist, Delft Design Lab Health Journeys

In this project, you will visualize the current rheumatology care process, pinpointing bottlenecks and identifying the needs associated with the available capacity of rheumatologists. Your insights will serve as a foundation for designing a service model that promotes the sustainable employability of rheumatologists in healthcare. Can you contribute to this vital endeavor?

2024-10-08 | Research elective opportunity What about implementing your solutions?

In this research project, you will conduct and write a scoping review together with Fredrik Bodell, who researches the implementation of digital health solutions into clinical care. The research process will be to examine existing research on design to see how implementation is viewed. The intention is to publish the research at a design conference.

2024-10-03 | Reducing Decision-Making Uncertainties in Energy Hub Implementation via Participatory Design, TU Delft

Integrating hydrogen storage into Energy Hubs is essential for advancing sustainable energy systems, but faces complex challenges due to operational, financial, and informational uncertainties. This study will examine how these uncertainties influence decision-making and stakeholder acceptance in hydrogen-based Energy Hubs. It will also explore stakeholder strategies for mitigating these uncertainties and suggest improvements to boost collaboration and efficiency.

2024-09-04 | The Materiality of Privacy, TU Delft

In this project, you will work on a speculative design tool that adds materiality to surveillance and data capture, with reference to research in the field of speculative and social design. You will develop a digital app that warns users, through random and uncontrollable audio messages, that their data are captured and used by service providers—that is, that surveillance is taking place.

2024-09-04 | Ontwerp van een Gepersonaliseerde en Gamified eHealth Interventie voor Ondersteuning tijdens de Hartrevalidatie Wachtperiode, TU Delft

Ontwerp een verbeterde versie van een eHealth-interventie om gepersonaliseerde ondersteuning te bieden aan patiënten tijdens de wachtperiode voorafgaand aan hun hartrevalidatie.

2024-08-16 | Designing for climate injustice in Rotterdam, EUR faculty of Social Sciences & Resilient Delta Convergence

Together with the EUR faculty of Social Sciences and Resilient Delta Convergence we want to understand and design for mitigating climate injustice in Rotterdam. In this project you will work together with researchers from anthropology and visual ethnography. We want to capture the in-depth stories of citizens and as a graduation student you will use design techniques, such as context-mapping, co-creation and GIGA-mapping. Are you interested in using these methods in practice, this project is for you!

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