Graduate Programs in Human–Computer Interaction

Explore 2 Human–Computer Interaction graduate programs at 2 universities across 0 countries.

Overview

Human-computer interaction studies how people use technology and how to design technology that works well for them. Programs combine design, psychology and computer science, teaching user research, prototyping, interaction design, usability testing and accessibility.

Master's programs are usually professional degrees built around a portfolio of design and research projects. A PhD trains researchers who study and invent new ways for people to interact with computers.

Graduates become UX researchers, interaction designers, product designers, accessibility specialists and product managers. Technology companies, design agencies, financial services and healthcare organizations hire them, and designers who can shape how people use AI tools are increasingly sought after.

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