Wicked Problems and Creative Intervention

1.00 credits · Undergraduate

Wicked problems are pervasive issues that resist traditional problem-solving approaches due to their interconnected nature, ambiguity, and evolving dynamics. In this course, students develop the skills/mindset necessary to address complex, multifaceted challenges that defy easy solutions, through an introduction to wicked problems, systems thinking, interdisciplinary and socially just approaches, design thinking, ethics and equity, adaptive leadership, creative interventions and prototyping.