Learn to apply key principles of user-centred design to create original artefacts based on your own intellectual property

Get practical skills in how to evaluate artifacts and development processes in an ongoing and iterative way. Use human-computer interaction (HCI) research methods to evaluate the user’s needs and improve the experiences you create for them. Learn how user-centered design can be applied in areas such as Internet of Things, creative apps, museum installations, educational technology, and immersive business. As remote working increases in global software engineering and other industries, gain valuable experience of working co-creative contexts remotely. You’ll learn to evaluate which tools and methods work best for effective team co-creation.

On Falmouth Flexible’s MA User Experience Design, you’ll also:

• Design and implement interfaces for digital real-time interactive systems
• Apply the principles of design and creativity to improve user experiences
• Learn to use different platforms for experience design and adapt to their technical constraints
• Learn to apply primary and secondary research methods drawn from human-computer interaction and the broader computing literature
• Learn to use methods from experimental psychology and data science to better understand how people engage with digital products and services
• Explore how to innovate as a user experience designer
• Practice interaction design across a range of application domains, including cybersecurity
• Keep and control the IP of any interfaces you produce