Master of Science - Human-Computer Interaction

MSc Human-Computer Interaction addresses this by developing knowledge and skills to evaluate, design, and critique technology's effects on people and society. This course is designed for those without a computer science background, providing both theoretical grounding and practical skills to become successful HCI practitioners. Students will explore HCI principles while engaging with ethical computing, AI as a design material, and multi-modal interfaces. They will gain technical expertise in usability testing, programming, and user-centered design. Learning is practice-focused fostering critical thinking and collaboration. With access to modern facilities and online resources, they will acquire industry-informed skills to engage with emerging technologies and contribute to designing inclusive, accessible, and innovative digital experiences. In a digital society, there's increasing demand for those who consider the human side of ubiquitous computing.