Program Overview

Program Overview

The Human-Technology Interaction (HTI) program is a master's program that focuses on the interaction between humans and technology. The program is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the complex relationships between humans, technology, and society.

Curriculum

The curriculum for the HTI program is divided into several components:

• Core courses (25 ECTS): These courses provide a foundation in the principles of human-technology interaction and include courses such as Overview HTI, UX Design, Advanced Data Analysis, and Research project.
  • 0HM100: Overview HTI
  • 0HM110: UX Design (Design Track A)
  • 0HM120: Advanced Data Analysis
  • 0HM170: Research project (Design Track B + Research project) (10 ECTS)
• Track courses (a minimum of 25 ECTS): These courses are separated into two categories:
  • B1: Choose at least 2 courses (10 ECTS)
    • 0HM130: Advanced Cognition
    • 0HM140: Advanced Perception
    • 0HM150: Advanced Cognitive Engineering
    • 0HM160: Advanced Social Psychology and Consumer Behavior
  • B2: Choose at least 3 courses from B1 or B2 (15 ECTS)
    • 0HM200: Psychology of Light and Time
    • 0HM220: Network Society
    • 0HM240: The Quantified Self in Health
    • 0HM250: Online Behavior
    • 0HM260: Environmental Psychology
    • 0HM270: Super Crunchers
    • 0HM280: Human Robot Interaction
    • 0HM340: Human-AI interaction
• Electives in a technical domain (engineering courses) (15 ECTS)
• International semester (a minimum of 15 ECTS) and Electives (together 30 ECTS)
• Graduation project (30 ECTS)

Additional Information

• Transitional arrangements for the master's program HTI can be found in the downloads section.
• More information about the courses can be found on the Osiris Course catalogue.
• The program is subject to change, and no rights can be derived from the provided information.

Downloads

• [pdf] Transitional arrangements Master program HTI (79 KB)
• [pdf] Master program HTI (70 KB)