In the extensive, project-based part of the programme, students will create, develop and evaluate innovative interfaces in the field of human-computer interaction. The participants will address such questions as: How can we integrate and use computers in everyday objects without the aid of a keyboard or mouse? And how can we design human-computer interaction to be more effective and intuitive? What role will the third dimension play in future interfaces?

Students may register for up to three practical projects. The programme enables and expressly encourages the participants to collaborate with students from the department of Media Art/Media Design, and the Faculties of Architecture and Art and Design. The programme features excellent academic supervision and outstanding technical equipment provided by the Faculty of Media. And starting in autumn 2014, students in this programme will also have access to the most modern laboratories in the new research facility »Digital Bauhaus Lab«.

Enrolment in the four-semester master’s degree programme »Human-Computer Interaction« is possible in the winter and summer semester. To be eligible for admission, applicants must have a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Human-Computer Interaction or Media Computer Science, or Computer Science with a strong background in HCI. Applicants with very good German language skills who only partially meet these requirements may be admitted with conditions. Candidates must also provide proof of adequate English language skills (B2 level or better).

For more information about the master’s degree programme in »Human-Computer Interaction«, its course content and application procedures, please visit www.uni-weimar.de/hci.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact Prof. Dr. Eva Hornecker, spokesperson for the degree programme, at +49 (0) 36 43/58 38 87 or by e-mail: eva.hornecker[at]uni-weimar.de.

In the extensive, project-based part of the programme, students will create, develop and evaluate innovative interfaces in the field of human-computer interaction. The participants will address such questions as: How can we integrate and use computers in everyday objects without the aid of a keyboard or mouse? And how can we design human-computer interaction to be more effective and intuitive? What role will the third dimension play in future interfaces?

Students may register for up to three practical projects. The programme enables and expressly encourages the participants to collaborate with students from the department of Media Art/Media Design, and the Faculties of Architecture and Art and Design. The programme features excellent academic supervision and outstanding technical equipment provided by the Faculty of Media. And starting in autumn 2014, students in this programme will also have access to the most modern laboratories in the new research facility »Digital Bauhaus Lab«.

Enrolment in the four-semester master’s degree programme »Human-Computer Interaction« is possible in the winter and summer semester. To be eligible for admission, applicants must have a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Human-Computer Interaction or Media Computer Science, or Computer Science with a strong background in HCI. Applicants with very good German language skills who only partially meet these requirements may be admitted with conditions. Candidates must also provide proof of adequate English language skills (B2 level or better).

For more information about the master’s degree programme in »Human-Computer Interaction«, its course content and application procedures, please visit www.uni-weimar.de/hci.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact Prof. Dr. Eva Hornecker, spokesperson for the degree programme, at +49 (0) 36 43/58 38 87 or by e-mail: eva.hornecker[at]uni-weimar.de.