About the workshop

Many of us may believe we are not very creative, and that it is of little use to our research. However, we are consistently using creativity in our studies to examine new ideas and propose solutions.

In this 2 hour remote workshop, you will be guided through a series of short and fun activities to help you redefine your own creative capacity. We will explore how, with your knowledge base, creativity can allow you to shake up the normal way of research and present your ideas in a unique way that captures your audience.

The workshop will be run over Zoom where you will see the content as well as engage in discussion. You can download zoom here:  https://zoom.us/download

A day prior to the workshop, you will receive a Zoom Invite via email.

You will also need to have a pencil and paper on hand for some of the exercises!

After completing this workshop, you will be equipped to come up with your own projects that you can build in our Maker Space!

NOTE: This workshop is only available for Postgraduate students.

Workshop dates are:

Monday 5th October 10AM – 12PM

Tuesday 13th October 2PM – 4PM

Zoom Waiting Room:

All attendees will be put into a Zoom Waiting Room before being admitted into the workshop.

If you are on the waitlist, you will be allowed into the workshop if a participant is unable to join within 10 minutes of the workshop commencing.

After 10 minutes, the waiting room will be closed and you will need to book another workshop.

What are create and make workshops?

Fun, entry-level create and make workshops are designed for the beginner or those looking to get creative in an enjoyable, interactive environment. Turn up, have a great time, and leave with new skills, a creation of your own making and some new friends.

By registering for this event/workshop you grant the Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship full rights to use the images from any photography/video footage for publicity and education purposes. This may include (but is not limited to), the right to use them in their printed and online publicity, coursework presentations, social media, and press releases. If you do not wish to be photographed please inform an event organiser.