Delve into the field of human-computer interaction and design and develop interactive technologies that are meaningful to people and society. In today’s 21st century, modern technology is integrated into our daily lives more than ever before. But none of the advanced technologies we use today would have been successful if humans failed to interact with them. Human-computer interaction is one of the most important considerations in any kind of technological development. So how can you include the user in the development of new, interactive technologies?

The Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) program at Tallinn University is a multidisciplinary curriculum that emphasizes technology for the benefit of people.

The Master in Human-Computer Interaction is for those who want to develop the IT systems of the future, with a strong focus on how they are experienced by the user.

The Master's programme in Computer Science is dedicated to the highest-quality teaching in an informal learning environment. Our high-profile international teaching staff expect students to take an active part in the programme, and staff-student consultation is always encouraged.

The modern job market shows an emerging demand for specialists skilled in human-computer interaction (HCI), who are capable of studying, designing, creating, and evaluating interactive systems. The HCI program at Lodz Univ. of Technology allows you to gain a wide range of professional skills and academic knowledge beyond computer engineering, but also concerning the influences of IT, design, and social sciences.

By studying how people interact with websites, computer systems, emerging technologies, and software, you will be able to create intuitive technological interfaces that will improve how we interact with and use emerging technologies.

The MSc in Medical Device Design is a one-year full time taught masters delivered in NCAD in conjunction with TCD. The course is based in a dedicated Medical Device Design Studio on the NCAD campus. The programme consists of a combination of taught modules and studio-based project work. Basic Medical Science is taught at TCD, while modules covering Research Methods, Human Factors, and Fundamentals of Medical Device Design are delivered at NCAD. Bioinstrumentation is provided by the team of the Medical Physics Department in St James’s Hospital. Fundamentals of Medical Device Design modules cover diverse topics from the History of Medicine to Biomechanics and Biomaterials. In parallel with the taught modules, a series of studio-based projects are run at NCAD in conjunction with industrial and clinical partners. Industry partners include US multinationals with a base in Ireland along with Irish start-up companies.

Human-Computer Interaction aims at investigating people and their actions as a starting point for the purposes of technology design. It provides an effective approach to address the many challenges (public engagement, participation, privacy, emotion) currently faced by computer sciences.

Digital technologies play a significant role in all areas of life. Modern societies need professionals with a thorough understanding of how to design and develop user-friendly, innovative, and sustainable products and services and engaging ways to interact with them.

The networking of humans and computers is becoming ever closer because digitalization is advancing in all areas of our lives. In order for the increasingly complex technology behind it to be future-proof and human-friendly, the human-machine interface must be adapted much more closely to human needs. This requires an interdisciplinary approach, which students in the Human-Centered Computing master's program get to know in its entirety.

The Master in Human Interaction and Artificial Intelligence stems from the idea that AI is no longer just an occurrence of science fiction; it surrounds us, making our lives easier. Our challenge now is adapting it to ever-evolving new business and human needs, with social and environmental responsibility.

The MS in Human-Centered Design blends art, design, psychology, and technology in a discipline that focuses on how people interact with machines. Whether you’re building smartphone apps, software for medical systems, business interfaces, or games, the user experience makes or breaks whether or not it’s successful.

Smart technology has already become a staple in our everyday lives and with the further development of artificial intelligence and the internet of things, our relationship with technology will only continue to increase. But like any relationship, our relationship with technology requires clear communication - which is where the Human Computer Interaction and Design (HCID) comes in. By developing intuitive user interfaces and easy-to-use interactive systems, HCID facilitates how we ‘talk’ to our smart devices. With the EIT Digital master's programme in Human Computer Interaction and Design, you will get the skills and knowledge needed to design the systems that define this interaction.

The MSc People-Centred Artificial Intelligence course equips you with fundamental AI concepts and universal machine learning tools essential for any AI job role, as well as specific practical and research skills in key AI topics and applications. Our approach places humans at the heart of innovation and implementation, and prepares you to shape the future of ethical, inclusive and responsible AI.

Whether it’s smart homes, industry 4.0, or autonomous vehicles – many of today’s most cutting-edge developments are based on interactions between humans and computers. In the international joint master program “Human-Computer Interaction”, you learn how to shape the way people interact with digital applications, products, and services. Understand the relationship between people and interactive systems and become an expert in one of today’s most dynamic and significant fields of innovation.