If you're interested in building technology that prioritizes user needs and enhances digital experiences, then Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is an exciting specialisation to consider. Specifically, HCI focuses on designing, developing, and evaluating interactive systems to improve user experience and usability. Moreover, it combines principles from computer science, psychology, design, and cognitive science. As a result, it enables the creation of intuitive and efficient digital interfaces. In addition, current research in HCI provides a strong scientific foundation. For example, it covers user-centred and concept-driven design, as well as prototyping and user testing.
To begin with, this specialisation is designed for graduates who want to master the intersection of technology and human experience. Furthermore, it equips students with the skills to design, evaluate, and implement technology that improves digital interaction. In addition, through a series of graduate courses, students explore theoretical foundations, design principles, and advanced technologies. Consequently, they develop a deep understanding of the relationship between humans and computers. Ultimately, graduates are well prepared to lead the development of user-centred technologies.
Please note that details regarding general programme structures and brief study plans are subject to change and are not legally binding. Only the official regulations and study plans are authoritative.
FALL | SPRING |
| Interactivity and Computer Mediation - Concepts, Theories, Methods, Cases (10 ECTS) | Human-centered AI (10 ECTS) |
| Multimodal Interaction (10 ECTS) | Mixed Reality User Experiences (10 ECTS) |
| Data Visualization (10 ECTS) | Visual Computing for Immersive and Computational Displays (10 ECTS) |
| Engineering Interactive Technologies (10 ECTS) | |
| Deep Learning for Visual Recognition (10 ECTS) | |
| Advanced Topics in Human-Computer Interaction (10 ECTS)* | |
| Visual Computing: Interactive Computer Graphics and Vision (10 ECTS) | |
| 3D User Interface (10 ECTS) | |
| Advanced Visual Computing: Computational Cameras and Neural Rendering (10 ECTS)* |
(*) Offered from 2026
Ready to deepen your knowledge? Our supplementary courses offer students the opportunity to broaden their expertise in related fields.
Students may also select elective courses from computer science department or from other departments, provided they are relevant to their area of specialisation.
FALL | SPRING |
| Data and Digital Culture (10 ECTS)* | Lyd og interaktion (10 ECTS)* |
| Natural Language Processing (10 ECTS) | 3D-interaktion (10 ECTS)* |
| Cognitive Human Factors (10 ECTS) |
(*) Only offered in Danish
Learn more about the programme structure and the courses offered within the specialisations and course packages.
See more details about the master's degree programme in Danish or English.