The 36-semester hour graduate program in Human-Centered Interaction Design is designed to promote the humancentered collaborative mindsets that are required for careers in the research, specifications, and development of technologically-driven experiences. The program is interdisciplinary, bringing together the application of knowledge drawn from the social and behavioral sciences, information science, software engineering and project management. The student is taught a balance of theories, methods, skills, and processes. 

Program Goals

• Demonstrate foundational knowledge of theories and applications from human behavior and design science

• Communicate, collaborate and coordinate effectively across diverse populations and media

• Effectively research people, document problems, and determine research relevance

• Reflect on self as designer and professional

• Design and produce engaging interventions facilitated by digital technologies.