Design Thinking is an iterative and collaborative approach that allows students on the course to come up with creative solutions to complex problems. Design Thinking can be incredibly valuable for students who want to build problem-solving skills, as well as improve their ability to create innovative solutions. Through a series of modules that include activities such as problem mapping, iterative prototyping, collaborative exercises and storytelling, students can improve their skills in conceptual design development, as well as developing collaborative skills and effective communication. A fundamental component of Design Thinking is empathy, which helps students understand the needs and behaviors of people who use goods and services. By working on their empathy skills, students can gain a deeper understanding of the dynamics of each problem and develop more effective solutions. Design Thinking also emphasizes iteration, collaboration and the creation of new solutions through improvement, providing students with a variety of tools and approaches to develop new, more effective and responsible products and services. By embracing the principles of Design Thinking, students are better able to create solutions adapted to the specific needs of the contemporary world.