Program Overview

Introduction to Interaction Technology

The Master's in Interaction Technology is a two-year English-taught program that delves into the field of human-computer interaction and design. It focuses on developing intelligent and interactive technologies that are meaningful to people and society.

Program Details

• Language: English-taught
• Duration: 2 years
• Start: 1 February 2026, 1 September 2026
• Location: Enschede
• Type of degree: Master of Science
• Number of specialisations: None
• Croho code: 60030
• Accreditations: NVAO

Program Description

This program allows students to study as well as shape the interaction between people and technologies. From ideation to prototyping to evaluation, students learn to design intelligent, interactive, and socially aware systems that are aligned with end-user needs and can enhance user experience. The program combines knowledge from fields such as computer science, human-machine interaction, artificial intelligence, and electrical engineering, with an in-depth understanding of human behavior and user contexts.

Societal Impact

The program focuses on finding out-of-the-box solutions to societal challenges by linking technical possibilities to societal and human needs and wishes. It's not merely about developing and advancing such interactive technologies but also about understanding their value in today's society.

Composing Your Own Master's

Within this Master's, students have the freedom to tailor their program to their interests and ambitions. With a broad selection of courses to choose from within domains of technology, social sciences, design, research, entrepreneurship, and more, students can create their own unique profile as an interaction technologist.

Career Perspectives

With the rise of new technologies, devices, and forms of connectivity, there's a growing demand for experts in the field of interaction technology who can truly embody the view of the user. Graduates can look forward to great career opportunities, starting careers as designers, researchers, entrepreneurs, or a combination of these roles.

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Scholarships

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