Specialisations
Students learn scientific and computational approaches to HCI via modeling, theories, and methods, as well as relevant design and empirical methods. As the curriculum progresses, they learn to apply their skills to increasingly more realistic problems.
The first year of studies consists of learning the core methodologies and techniques in the design and analysis of interaction. During the second year, students specialise in a chosen technical topic. The core courses provide a strong foundation in design, empirical methods, and HCI theories on topics such as interactive AI, input devices, interactive media, interaction techniques, interface technologies, interactive applications, and multimodal interactive systems.
Here are some examples of the wide course selection:
- Computational User Interface Design (5 ECTS)
- Designing Interactive Systems (6 ECTS)
- Emergent User Interfaces (5 ECTS)
- Human-Computer Interaction (5 ECTS)
- Intelligent Computational Media (5 ECTS)
- Usability Evaluation (5 ECTS)
- User Research (5 ECTS)
- User Interface Construction (5 ECTS)
- Security Engineering (5 ECTS)
In addition, there are several elective courses offered in machine learning, AI, and robotics.
More information on the programme content and curriculum can be found in the Student guide.