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Associate Professor Christopher Kueh

Chris is an Associate Professor of Design in the School of Arts and Humanities. He is the Course Coordinator for Master of Design (L45), Master of Professional Design (J72), Master of Communication (J71), Master of Professional Communication (L44), Honours (C34) at the School of Arts and Humanities.

Current teaching

  • DES2111 - Service and Transformation Design
  • DES5103 - What is Design For?
  • DES6010 - Design Case Studies
  • DES5102 - Design Thinking
  • SAH2200 - Audience Perception and Experience

Background

Christopher is a design researcher and design strategist. He is currently an Associate Professor of Design at Edith Cowan University, Western Australia. Trained as a graphic and information designer, Christopher dedicates his career to expanding and applying the ways designers think to improve and innovate businesses, organisations, and communities. Christopher’s research and consultancy experience have earned him positions as Visiting Professor and academic consultant at the University Tunku Abdul Rahman (Malaysia), and STIKOM Surabaya University (Indonesia). He is currently contributing to design research and knowledge construction in the Southeast Asian region.

Christopher is also an influencing leader in the field of Service Design. He introduced Service Design as a practice in Perth in the year 2010. Together with other pioneer service designers, Christopher has helped to establish strong practice and research culture in the field. He continues to expand the application of Service Design and Strategic Design to build an effective, meaningful, sustainable, and ethical future.

Research areas and interests

  • Service Design
  • Design Thinking
  • Human-Centred Design
  • Strategic Design
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