MDes Design Innovation & Service Design School of Innovation & Technology
Alizeh Khan
Alizeh Khan is currently studying Service Design at the Glasgow School of Art. With a background in industrial design, she brings a unique perspective to her work. Originally from Pakistan, she utilizes agile research methodologies to address complex social impact challenges, specializing in combining strategy, user experience, and service design expertise with strong technical skills. She puts inclusive design at the heart of creating user-centered solutions.
In her free time, Alizeh enjoys walking, traveling, nature photography, and playing cue sports (pool)—activities that also stimulate her strategic thinking.
Artistic Narratives
“Ethnographic Study on students in literary art writing in Glasgow”
The objective of this research was to examine how literature and art shape identity and culture, with a focus on the influence of personal experiences and the environment on creative expression among students in literary writing.
Project Links
Inclusive food systems
“Empowering community initiatives for culturally relevant and equitable food distribution”
This project investigates how community-led initiatives can address the unmet needs in food redistribution and improve access to culturally appropriate food for marginalized communities. By examining the challenges and policy gaps within current food systems, the project aims to enhance service provision, promote social inclusion, and advance food justice. It underscores the importance of grassroots efforts in creating a more sustainable and equitable food system that caters to the diverse cultural needs of underserved populations, ultimately contributing to broader social equity and well-being.
