Moosa Khan

Moosa Khan is an Associate Lecturer at the London College of Communication (UAL), specializing in BA (Hons) Advertising and MA Advertising programs. With over a decade in creative industries, his career spans advertising, digital media, and service design, transitioning from agencies like TBWA Mumbai and Cheil Worldwide to focus on sustainable futures and community-driven design. He collaborates with local governments (e.g., Southwark Council) and NGOs on climate action initiatives. His research emphasizes speculative design methodologies to address wicked problems like urban sustainability.

Education includes a Master’s in Service Design at LCC, where he developed projects like the 'Incubation Garden'—a community-led climate action hub. His work bridges theory and practice, advocating for systemic change through asset-based approaches and participatory design.

Key projects include speculative futures work with Southwark Council targeting carbon neutrality by 2030, leveraging horizon scanning and diegetic prototyping. His writing on Medium explores topics like allyship, cultural identity, and the intersection of design with societal challenges. Moosa’s teaching integrates real-world challenges, emphasizing human-centric solutions.