Read past news stories from the School of Design Innovation's 2018 news archive.
Every year the students in the MDDN351 Wearable Technology course, taught by Anne Niemetz, complete individual and group projects to demonstrate the skills they have learned. Below are some of the top individual projects from this year’s wearable technology students.
New Zealand has "latent potential galore" but will not fulfil it while it lacks a long-term vision, says Peter Haythornthwaite, one of the country's most influential industrial designers and an Adjunct Professor at Victoria University of Wellington.
Three third year industrial design students at Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Design are the national runners-up for the prestigious James Dyson Award.
Unique research by Master of Design Innovation student Nicole Hone is bringing 3D prints to life and drawing the attention of international industry and design bodies.
A Victoria University of Wellington initiative that takes place next month aims to stimulate thought on how New Zealanders can play a part in the future of design and innovation.
Students in the Master of Design Technology (MDT) have been awarded a partnership certificate by SideFX, Academy Award-winning developers of a Visual Effects (VFX) software called “Houdini”.
Master of Design Technology student short film, Tom, has been selected to screen in the New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) in Wellington.
The School of Design has contributed to the display of lights in this year's LUX Light Festival on the Wellington waterfront.
Research by Victoria University of Wellington PhD graduate Dr Gillian McCarthy is contributing to the design of new technologies to help adolescents manage diabetes.
Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Design has formally partnered with internationally renowned 3D printing company Shapeways, joining twelve other institutions including MIT in the United States and the United Kingdom-based Royal College of Art as a Shapeways Education Partner.
