ConnectED: 2nd International Conference on Design Education

The 2nd International Conference on Design Education calls for designers and educators in engineering, architecture and design.

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

The 2nd International Conference on Design Education calls for designers and educators in engineering, architecture and design.

ConnectED 2010 will be in association with the Design Educators Forum of South Africa (DEFSA). This association is aimed at introducing a major stream of papers from Africa, India and Asia addressing design in relation to development and truly globalised economy.

The conference expects to gather delegates from disciplines including art, architecture and the build environment.

The 2nd International Conference on Design Education will be held from 28 June to 1st July in Sydney.

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