Systems Thinking and Design for Social Change and in Policymaking

2024_FS_SystemPolicy
27.02.2024 - 09.04.2024
5 half days (9:00-13:00)
  • 27.02.2024, 09:00 - 13:00: Systems Thinking and Design for Social Change and in Policymaking
  • 06.03.2024, 09:00 - 13:00: Systems Thinking and Design for Social Change and in Policymaking
  • 12.03.2024, 09:00 - 13:00: Systems Thinking and Design for Social Change and in Policymaking
  • 20.03.2024, 09:00 - 13:00: Systems Thinking and Design for Social Change and in Policymaking
  • 09.04.2024, 09:00 - 13:00: Systems Thinking and Design for Social Change and in Policymaking
Start registration period: 01.11.2023
End of registration period: 04.02.2024
ETH Zurich, centre
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Students enrolled in PSC PhD Programs: CHF 0
LSZGS PhD students: CHF 0
All others: CHF 300
Learn how systems thinking can inform, model and impact policymaking. Society, scientists, and policymakers have to deal with wicked problems that can be assessed and solved only if seen in a systems context. In several modules that combine theory and hands-on workshops, we will move from system analysis to guidance in transforming social practices and policymaking. Participants will get to know a toolbox of techniques used in system mapping and system design. The course is designed as a series of half-day workshops with different experts and different tools. Participants are asked to bring their own problems and cases.
Melanie Paschke, ETHZ, Tobias Luthe, ETHZ, Laura Ferrarello, EPFL, Anais Sagaesser, scaling4good & innosuisse, Swen Bos, Empa
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This course is open to PhD students, Post Docs, researchers or staff members of ETH Zurich, University of Zurich, or University of Basel. Priority is given to PhD students enrolled in the PhD Program Science and Policy.
We recommend participating in the ETHZ MOOCs “Worldviews – from Sustainability to Regeneration” and the MOOC 2 Beyond Systems Thinking (new iteration starts in spring 2024).
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To earn credit points, full attendance (5 of 5 modules) and active engagement in each module are compulsory requirements. A short presentation of the case study work must be given at the end of each module.

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Arrange cancellation with the PSC coordination office (psc_phdprogram@ethz.ch): Up to 2 weeks prior to course start without a fine.
Later cancellations and incomplete attendance without documented justification will incur a fee of 200 CHF.
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Zurich-Basel Plant Science Center

Dr. Luisa Last (psc_phdprogram@ethz.ch)
FS24_System_Thinking_PolicyMaking_short_1.pdf
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