Whether it’s smart homes, industry 4.0 or autonomous vehicles – many of today’s most cutting-edge developments are based on interactions between humans and computers. In the international joint master programme “Human-Computer Interaction”, you learn how to shape the way people interact with digital applications, products and services. Understand the relationship between people and interactive systems and become an expert in one of today’s most dynamic and significant fields of innovation.
FH Salzburg
Human-Computer Interaction
- MSc
- Full-time
- English
- 4 Semester
- Salzburg University of Applied Sciences (Campus Urstein) and Paris Lodron University Salzburg (Center for HCI, Campus Science City Itzling)
- 30 Places
Application period
from 01.11.2023 to 30.06.2024
Entry requirements
Academic degree provided by relevant bachelor programmes in the fields of human computer interaction, computer science, design, media, communication studies, psychology, sociology and engineering
Appointment
Application time:
Non-EU : 28.02.2024
Appointment for the admissions process:
Please note the current application and submission deadlines on the FH Salzburg website
Admission procedure:
1) Online application at the FH Salzburg website, 2) Submission of the application documents 3) Admission interview
Start of studies:
Winter-semester
Study information days:
Info Day: November 30, 2024 No time? Then visit us at the Open House on March 22, 2025
Tuition fee:
363 Euro per semester (up to double amount for NON-EU countries) + ÖH-fee (24,70 Euro per semester)
Salzburg University of Applied Sciences offers its 3,200 students a first-rate academic edu-cation with a strong practical orientation in the following departments: Applied Social Sci-ences, Business and Tourism, Creative Technologies, Health Studies, Green Engineering and Circular Design and Information Technologies and Digitalisation. With its international out-look and focus on innovative research and teaching, the university is a pioneer of future-oriented solutions for business and society.