Master in People-Oriented Computing

The Master's in People-Oriented Computing builds on a Bachelor's in informatics and deepens understanding of the interaction between people and computers. Students learn to shape information technology around people, to analyse non-standard problems and to acquire the knowledge they need independently. Graduates work as specialists who develop user-friendly software across industries, or in roles including project management, interaction architecture, analysis and consulting on the people-oriented design of information technology and its effects on business and society. Suitable graduates can continue to a doctorate.