Arushi Shukla
About
Arushi is a trans-disciplinary designer and researcher focused on solving wicked challenges and creating resilient futures using human-centred design and foresight methodologies.
She contributes to projects that prioritise value-centric, purpose-driven and holistic design.
Relevant Experience:
Product Designer at Axis Bank-Freecharge (2021-2023)
Design Researcher at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (2020- 2021)
Education:
CAS in Designing Resilient Regenerative Systems– Systemic Design Lab at ETH Zürich (2024)
M.Des in Design Futures at Royal College of Art, London (2023-2024) B.Des in Humanising Technology at NMIMS School of Design, India (2017-2021)
Awards & Exhibitions:
2024 – A Future in Time Exhibition, Royal College of Art London
2024 – Ocean Futures Exhibition, Royal College of Art London
2023 – Student Representative of the Design Futures Program at Royal College of Art London
2020 – Winner of Community Choice Prize in Social Impact Category at Core77 Design Award
2020 – Student Runner Up in Core77 Design Award in Social Impact Category
2020 – Winner of Industrial Design at the Association of Designers of India, Battle of Projects
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