Events - 2012

What on Earth is Digital Media and Why You Should Care

Join us at Waterloo's Fall Open House!

Following up from the KI museum course field trip to Copenhagen last spring, the third year students are giving conference-style poster presentations to the KI community based on their observations of exhibit design considerations from one or more museum exhibits they visited.

Of Triumph and Defeat: Selected Stories of creating the unexpected and the black art of intrapreneurship

We All Want to Save the Planet… Don’t We?

We're thrilled to celebrate the convocation of the KI Class of 2012, the first in the world to graduate with a Bachelor of Knowledge Integration (BKI).

Here is what some of them are doing next.

The field trip kicks off the Museum Course, where Knowledge Integration students practise interdisciplinary collaboration by designing original, working museum exhibits. They start by studying museums in a museum-rich city, and they finish with an exhibition of their own work in March of their third year.

Copenhagen field trip photos

Systems of Sharing: The Next Economy

The students of the Berlin cohort in Waterloo's Bachelor of Knowledge Integration program invite you to experience “KI-X 2012: Capstone Design Project”, the culmination of their third-year project: The Museum Course. Since second year, they have been immersed in museums and the particular nature of the museum learning experience.  Creating a museum exhibit is an interdisciplinary challenge in which rigorous research and design combine with team work to produce a unique experiential learning opportunity.

How do we build ideas that build the future?

Hanging out in the borderlands between psychology and economics (and management, and social innovation…)

KI students host the 2012 Combining Two Cultures Conference, an interdisciplinary student-led conference to improve interdisciplinary education through collaboration.