The MFA in Interaction Design program trains students to research, analyze, prototype, and design concepts in their business, social, and cultural contexts.
The two-year graduate program explores the strategic role of interaction design in shaping everyday life, and intends to increase the relevancy of design to business and society so designers can make a difference. It seeks to cultivate interaction design as a discipline and further its visibility as a community of practice.
Where we stand in the history of the future is a tremendous opportunity for the design of interactions. We invite all to participate as students, as teachers, as collaborators, and as citizens.
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Learn how the 2018 Thesis Festival branding came together from the students who conceived of, designed, and implemented it.
Learn how the 2018 Thesis Festival branding came together from the students who conceived of, designed, and implemented it.
Un-Urban Experiments is a summer workshop that brings together students from New York and Scandinavia to work on a design challenge at the intersection of the urban and the "un-urban" in Træna, Norway, a village in the Arctic Circle.
This July, spend your evenings in a meaningful exploration of Interaction Design as a part of our Summer Intensive program.
Entrepreneurial Design, taught by Gary Chou and Christina Xu, asks first-year students to launch a Kickstarter project that raises $1,000 and gets 50 backers. Last week students launched their Kickstarters and now you can learn more about their projects which run the gamut from galleries for the marginalized to activity kits for the kids, and from underwater photography photobooks to library love letters.
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Summer Workshop: Un-Urban Experiments in Træna, Norway Interaction Design and Architecture in the Arctic Circle
June 14 – July 2, 2018
Un-Urban Experiments is a summer workshop that brings together students from New York and Scandinavia to work on a design challenge at the intersection of the urban and the "un-urban" in Træna, Norway, a village in the Arctic Circle. More Info
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