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--- teaching:summerschool:dti:dti-2026 [2026/05/29 10:05] – [Uncharted Territories. Crossing Thresholds.] Felix Hardmood Beck
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 The Summer School at the University of Applied Sciences Münster is dedicated to providing an enriching, inclusive, and welcoming environment for all participants. We believe that by embracing diversity, we create a stronger and more compassionate community, fostering learning, personal growth, and global collaboration. Join us on this exciting journey of discovery and exploration, where everyone is valued, respected, and cherished.((See Mission & Vision Statement: https://wiki.ct-lab.info/doku.php/teaching:summerschool:dti:core-values))
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 ===== DTI '26 – Summerschool in Münsterland =====
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 Set in the scenic and culturally rich region of Münsterland, Germany, the DTI Summer School brings together an international community of students, educators, and practitioners to explore the intersections of design, technology, and innovation. Hosted by FH Münster University of Applied Sciences, this two-week program combines hands-on learning with global exchange to tackle some of the most pressing challenges of our time.
-Participants engage in workshops, excursions, and experimental formats that span disciplines—from design thinking and digital fabrication to sustainability, cultural heritage, and speculative technologies. Each activity is grounded in real-world contexts and fosters collaborative problem-solving, cross-cultural communication, and creative experimentation.((Further details are available on the official websites https://fh.ms/dti and https://fh.ms/dti25.))
+Participants engage in workshops, excursions, and experimental formats that span disciplines—from design thinking and digital fabrication to sustainability, cultural heritage, and speculative technologies. Each activity is grounded in real-world contexts and fosters collaborative problem-solving, cross-cultural communication, and creative experimentation.((Further details are available on the official websites https://fh.ms/dti and https://fh.ms/dti26.))
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+Persons interested in attending the Summerschool…
+  * Please be aware, there is only a limited number of of available slots. If you are interested in participating, please use [[https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScCZlWSZPmL1JcdjCuHfr282G7LNHj0IzvOjWvKlxmaleCJ4Q/viewform|this formula to apply for participation]] (Registration is open until End of June.) Feel free to also drop an email to [[mailto:\\felix.beck@fh-muenster.de|felix.beck@fh-muenster.de]].
+  * Participants should consult [[ichecklist-items-to-bring|this checklist]] to ensure they don’t forget any essential items.
+  * At the beginning of the DTI Summerschool participants are asked to sign the attached GDPR consent form ({{:teaching:dti:einverstaendniserklaerung-zur-veroeffentlichung-in-fotos-und-videos-_en_.pdf|English}}/{{:teaching:dti:einverstaendniserklaerung-zur-veroeffentlichung-in-fotos-und-videos-_de_.pdf|German}}) allowing FH Münster to publish photos and video recordings of the named person for communication and public relations purposes, including press, websites, social media, and printed materials. Consent is voluntary and can be withdrawn at any time.
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 ==== Program for 2026 ====
-The DTI Sumemrschool will take place from <color /#fff200>July 25 – Aug 09, 2026</color>. Last updates can be found in [[https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ho3khu5dpgu0pjtb4379jtl4k4%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe%2FBerlin|this shared calendar]].
+The DTI Summerschool will take place from <color /#fff200>July 25 – Aug 09, 2026</color>. Last updates can be found in [[https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ho3khu5dpgu0pjtb4379jtl4k4%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Europe%2FBerlin|this shared calendar]].
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+Whether you’re passionate about sustainable design, emerging technologies, or the future of education itself, the DTI Summer School offers a unique chance to challenge your thinking, expand your network, and engage with real-world issues in creative ways.
+What to expect during DTI’26?
+  * Enjoy an intensive two-week experience filled with fun, teamwork, and a positive atmosphere.
+  * Dive into practical exercises and hands-on activities, utilizing a range of tools and materials to enhance your skills.
+  * Explore thought-provoking workshops that tackle today's global challenges, sparking innovative ideas and solutions.
+  * Embark on enriching excursions across Münsterland, visit amazing historic sites, see exhibitions, and enjoy the scenic region.
+  * Engage in inclusive activities, including an overnight stay at a historic watermill offering diverse high-tech mini-challenges.
+  * Experience diverse demonstrations, presentations, and talks, featuring stimulating theory units delivered in English.
+The following content is covered in the DTI’26 course:
+  * In-depth insights into design methods, innovation processes, prototyping for product development.
+  * Sustainability topics, delving into concepts like SDGs and the 'cradle to cradle' principle.
+  * Exploration of historical tools and technologies, highlighting sophisticated cultural and handicraft techniques developed over centuries.
+  * Examination of current and future tools and technologies, including 3D scanning, 3D printing, and Virtual Reality.
+  * Introduction to Rapid Prototyping, encompassing elements of electronics and robotics, along with programming.
+  * Provocative discussions on philosophical questions surrounding forward-looking technologies that significantly impact civilization and influence work methodologies.
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-==== Join Us in Münsterland – date to be announced! ====
-Whether you’re passionate about sustainable design, emerging technologies, or the future of education itself, the DTI Summer School offers a unique chance to challenge your thinking, expand your network, and engage with real-world issues in creative ways.
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-  * There is a limited number of participants. <del>Interested students can send an email to dti-summerschool@fh-muenster.de</del>. (Registration is closed. No free spaces left.)
-  * Participants should consult [[ichecklist-items-to-bring|this checklist]] to ensure they don’t forget any essential items.
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-What to expect during DTI’26?
-  * Enjoy an intensive two-week experience filled with fun, teamwork, and a positive atmosphere.
-  * Dive into practical exercises and hands-on activities, utilizing a range of tools and materials to enhance your skills.
-  * Explore thought-provoking workshops that tackle today's global challenges, sparking innovative ideas and solutions.
-  * Embark on enriching excursions across Münsterland, visiting companies, exhibitions, and enjoying scenic bicycle tours.
-  * Engage in inclusive activities, including the Summer Cinema and CampX—a three-day sustainability camp offering diverse mini-challenges.
-  * Experience diverse demonstrations, presentations, and talks, featuring stimulating theory units delivered in both English and German.
-The following content is covered in the DTI’25 course:
-  * In-depth insights into design methods, innovation processes, and product development.
-  * Sustainability topics, delving into concepts like SDGs and the 'cradle to cradle' principle.
-  * Exploration of historical tools and technologies, highlighting sophisticated cultural and handicraft techniques developed over centuries.
-  * Examination of current and future tools and technologies, including 3D scanning, 3D printing, and Virtual Reality.
-  * Introduction to Rapid Prototyping, encompassing elements of electronics and robotics based on Arduino, along with programming.
-  * Provocative discussions on philosophical questions surrounding forward-looking technologies that significantly impact civilization and influence work methodologies.
 ==== A little history… ====