Program Overview

Introduction to the Master of Human-Computer Interaction

The Master of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is an interdisciplinary program that explores the design, evaluation, and implementation of interactive computing systems, as well as the study of major phenomena surrounding their use.

Program Overview

This master's program welcomes students from a wide range of academic backgrounds, including the humanities and social sciences, cognitive science, design, engineering, and computer science.

Funding Opportunities

Fully funded positions are available, especially for qualified domestic students.

Research Areas

The program encompasses a variety of cutting-edge research areas, including:

• Computer Game Design
• Design for Accessibility
• Design for Healthcare & Rehabilitation
• Digital Culture & Media
• Human-Centered Privacy & Cybersecurity
• Design for Learning
• Next-Generation Interaction Techniques
• Virtual and Augmented Reality
  • Additional research areas are also explored within the program.

Program Structure and Details

The Master of Human-Computer Interaction is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of HCI principles and practices, preparing them for careers in this field or for further academic pursuits.