
Director HCI PhD Track
Professor of Informatics
Our Master of Science in Human-Computer Interaction Design (HCI/d) is a unique graduate experience that creates professionals who will shape the future of design. This intensive two-year program teaches you how to shape new media, interactive tools, artifacts, and systems in ways that:
You will complete your degree with a capstone project—an opportunity to showcase your work in a design space of your choice.
This program is classified as a STEM program.
This career goal theme is for students who want to professionally design interfaces, interactive applications, social networking sites, and digital products.
This career goal is for students who want to:
This career goal theme is for students who want to:
This career goal theme is for students who are considering a career in academia as a professor or researcher.
IU’s HCI/d program was the first in the United States to emphasize design as an equal partner to HCI.
Director HCI PhD Track
Professor of Informatics
Senior Executive Assistant Dean (HCI/d, Strategy)
Assistant Professor of Informatics (Health)
Assistant Professor of Informatics (Health)
Professor of Informatics (Health)
Professor of Informatics (HCI/d, Political Economy)
Assistant Professor of Informatics (Health)
Professor of Computer Science (Security)
Professor of Informatics (Computing, Culture, and Society CCS, Animal-Computer Interaction ACI)
Associate Professor of Informatics (Intelligent Interactive Systems IIS, Computer, Culture, and Society CCS, Human-Robot Interaction HRI)
Assistant Professor of Informatics (Health, Animal-Computer Interaction ACI)
Professor of Informatics (Health)
Professor of Informatics (HCI/d, Design Theory, Experience Design)
Associate Professor of Informatics (HCI/d, Ethnography)
Senior Lecturer of Informatics (Computing, Culture, and Society CCS)
Adjunct Professor of Information and Library Science (ILS)
Program Director
Associate Professor of Informatics
M.S. in HCI/d
Today
Partnering with the Indianapolis chapter of the Interaction Design Association to implement design practices that can help combat food insecurity in the city
Tomorrow
Creating and using technology for social good while focusing on the business and strategy aspects of design and interaction
note: By taking both an elective in summer and winter semesters a person who enters in Spring can still graduate the following Spring
In addition to required courses, students should take 15 elective credits for the MS HCI.
The following list includes elective courses that we offer or have offered in the past. Electives change each year and some electives may not be available in a particular semester. Some others may be added.
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