Studio-Based Higher Education for T-shaped Knowledge Workers: A Summary of a Doctoral Thesis

Studio-Based Higher Education for T-shaped Knowledge Workers: A Summary of a Doctoral Thesis

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Kari-Pekka Heikkinen

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Abstract

 Work life complexities - e.g. solving complex and wicked problems - require cooperation skills and ability to learn in collaboration across the disciplines, meaning skills in crossing boundaries. This article is a summary and reflection to a Doctoral Thesis, which presents a research how a Finnish studio-based pedagogical approach to bachelor education, the LAB Studio Model (LSM), contributes to the education of boundary crossing competence. The research results suggests that LSM offers a potential educational model for learning the skills of boundary crossing, further on encouraging the establishment of new studio-based learning configurations for knowledge workers higher education.

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Keywords

boundary crossing, higher education, interdisciplinary, LAB studio model, studio- based education

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https://doi.org/10.26203/mc04-k052

Published in Volume 25 (3) Perspectives on Spaces,