Advanced Studies in Human-Technology Interaction, At least 80 cr

After completing the Human-Technology Interaction M.Sc. Tech track the student will:

• know the multidisciplinary foundations of human-technology interaction (HTI)
• be able to apply central theories, concepts and empirical research insights in HTI development
• have skills to design, prototype and evaluate user interfaces and interaction techniques for digital systems in different application and technology domains
• have skills to understand requirements of different types of users and contexts of use, including psychological, cultural, societal and ethical considerations
• be able to apply practices of user experience design, interaction design and service design in creating new digital services
• have methodological skills in both qualitative and quantitative research and is able to plan, carry out, and report scientifically grounded research in HTI