Shape the future of our digital world and culture – Explore MOME’s Interaction Design MA

Date: 2024.12.10
Artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies are reshaping our world, but one thing remains constant: the human factor. The MOME Interaction Design (IxD) MA programme is designed to train forward-thinking designers capable of managing complex projects using cutting-edge research, design, and technology methodologies.

At the heart of the programme lies a human-centred approach, enabling students to develop innovative solutions tailored to user needs. Beyond practical skills, the course offers a deeper understanding of design philosophy, history, and their role in shaping the future. In fact, you’ll have the opportunity to design the human-machine interaction of the future. 

If you’re passionate about digital product and service design, have strong opinions about our evolving relationship with technology, and aspire to become an expert in interaction and user experience (UX) design, then the MOME Interaction Design MA is the right choice for you. Outlined in detail below, this programme provides a comprehensive education and hands-on experience, enabling you to navigate the ever-evolving world of design and technology with confidence. 

  

Comprehensive knowledge across key areas: programme modules 

Programme-specific modules 

Interaction Design Basics – Learn about the history and philosophy of interaction design, as well as the evolution of design thinking and other design frameworks. This module combines practical knowledge with a strong theoretical foundation.  

User Experience (UX) Design – In addition to mastering UX fundamentals, you’ll explore new perspectives, including life-centred and circular design approaches. 

Mandatory Internship – Gain real-world experience through hands-on projects in a professional setting, a crucial step in building a successful career. 

General Theoretical modules 

Throughout the programme, you’ll address pressing social and economic issues to broaden your perspective and enhance your understanding of the complex challenges shaping our world. 

Research, Development, and Innovation module 

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams of BA and MA students to tackle real-world social and economic challenges through research-driven solutions. 

Elective modules 

Tailor your learning experience to your specific interests and ambitions. 

Intensive workshops and creative week 

Beyond coursework, you’ll expand your skillset through practical workshops and project-based activities. 

Key focus areas   

  • Speculative and critical design – Design future scenarios and alternative presents using critical thinking methodologies, 
  • Digital product design – Understand market needs and develop products that stand out for their exceptional user experience. 
  • Hyper-personalisation – Mercedes in-car UX – Work in collaboration with Mercedes-Benz to apply AI and IoT technologies in enhancing user experiences.   
  • Design ethnography and anthropology Study human behaviour to inform and refine design solutions. 

What you will walk away with after graduation 

Upon completing the programme: 

You’ll have developed a well-rounded understanding of design, enabling you to integrate complex design processes and adapt to new technologies. 

You’ll be ready to enter the job market with confidence, backed by both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. 

You’ll become an innovation expert, equipped not just to meet current industry demands but to drive future-focused thinking. 

Apply now! 

The IxD MA is more than just a degree – it’s your gateway to becoming part of a dynamic and rapidly evolving field. This programme will help you grow into a proactive designer capable of shaping the future, whether through digital products, services, or innovative systems. 

Find out everything you need to know about applying here: MOME | Interaction Design MA in English application 

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