The Master of Arts in Interaction Design program provides a technically and creatively challenging environment intersecting art, design, and emerging technologies. Leadership, interaction design theory, and development are at the core of this degree. Graduates complete the program with a portfolio showcasing how they problem solve with critical thinking and design.

As a result of successfully completing program requirements, students should be able to:

• apply participant-centered design theory using industry-standard research methodologies, analyzing data, and creating successful user experiences (UX) and user interfaces (UI);
• utilize problem solving and critical thinking skills to develop successful solutions to complex problems;
• create work using industry-standard development technologies appropriate to one of the degree concentration areas; and
• demonstrate professional quality project and documentation using effective verbal and written communication skills.