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Jiaqi Wei

Assistant Professor

20092025

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With years of practice led design experience, Vincent Jiaqi Wei specialises in turning strategic foresight into tangible products and public-service solutions. Working at the intersection of engineering, data workflows and social insight, he has led projects for digital platform, government, finance and consumer product sectors, demonstrating how technological efficiency can be aligned with cultural relevance and societal need.

Wei’s current agenda extends that practice into research that couples AI and holistic system strategy with human-centred methods, linking macro-scale priorities such as sustainability,social impacts, equity and resilient urban living to micro-scale product prototyping and material innovation.

His design vision is to cultivate a design ethos in which every gain in speed illuminates possibility rather than lengthening toil, where design expands the horizon of human life instead of narrowing its hours.

 

Research interests

Experience Design

Human Computer Interaction

Holistic Research

Strategic Design

Sociopolitical Impacts

Teaching

IND 209- Studio 2: Concepts and Interactions

IND 217- Studio 3: Design for Market

IND 314- Studio 5: Advanced Design Practice

IND 405- Transdisciplinary Design

Awards and honours

Friction, IF DESIGN AWARD : Professional, 2018 

A-F, IF DESIGN AWARD : Professional, 2018 

Education/Academic qualification

MA Design Products, Royal College of Art

MA Social & Political Theory, University of Birmingham

BEng Industrial Design, University of Liverpool UK

BEng Industrial Design, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University

Research areas

  • Experience Design
  • Multimodality HCI
  • Holistic Business Research
  • Strategic Design
  • Sociopolitical Impacts
  • AIGC Product Design

Person Types

  • Staff

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