HCI programs for potential students

Graduate degrees

Master of Information Technology (HCI Specialisation)

The Master of Information Technology (MIT) offers a specialised track in Human-Computer Interaction. This is a technical program for those interested in a career in IT. The degree combines computing and design subjects on human-centred design, development, and evaluation of interactive technologies. Students will acquire expertise in fieldwork techniques, design-thinking and user-centred evaluation to create the next generation of interfaces that are useful, usable and satisfying.

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Master of Information Systems

The Master of Information Systems (MIS) is a coursework degree for those interested in professional or research careers in IT management and digital business: professionals supporting, managing and changing business processes through information and communications technology (ICT) and information systems. MIS students are able to enroll in several HCI subjects as electives for their degree.

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Master of Computer Science

The Master of Computer Science is a research training program that gives students the opportunity to undertake a year-long research project in a field of choice, as well as a broad range of advanced computer science subjects. This degree is designed for people who want to gain significant experience in research, leading to further study in a PhD, and/or careers in high-level tech companies and R&D labs.

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Undergraduate degrees

Bachelor of Design (User Experience Major)

The Bachelor of Design (major in User Experience Design) will provide you with practical skills and knowledge that can be applied in a variety of fields associated with design, with a special focus on digital material such as web-based media, mobile media and interactive technologies. The field of user experience (UX) is focused on human-computer interaction. You’ll study of how people interact with technologies, the design of technology and the Internet of Things (IoT). It examines how we might ensure that information technology is usable, useful and satisfying to engage with.

Bachelor of Science (Computing and Software Systems Major)

Whether you are interested in app development, gaming, productivity software, financial products or website development, the Bachelor of Science (major in Computing and Software Systems) will build the knowledge and skills you need for a career in the software industry. You will use programming languages, learn about the systematic processes behind the software development life cycle and gain an appreciation of advanced computing. The Computing and Software Systems major in the Bachelor of Science is accredited by the Australian Computer Society.