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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Applications for MFA Interaction Design's Class of 2021 are open through January 15, 2019.
Applications for MFA Interaction Design's Class of 2021 are open through January 15, 2019.
Jay Parkinson spoke to IxD about how Sherpaa is transforming the experience of accessing primary healthcare by leveraging technology for easier and more effective communication between doctors and their patients. Learn a little more from student blogger Olivia Greco.
Class of 2012 alumna Catherine Young describes acclimatizing to a new country's academic and professional context and how her science-based art practice has given her the opportunity to forge connections with local artists and community members in this fall's Visual Arts Journal.
What does the future of virtual reality look like in the context of design? Thanks to scholarships from SH//FT and SVA IxD, student Crystal Wang was able to attend the two-day Oculus Connect 5 conference in San Jose, California on September 26th-Sept 27th.
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Questions & Iversons: An Evening with Andrew Herzog
March 21, 2019
Join us for an evening with Andrew Herzog. Andrew Herzog is an artist, designer, and entrepreneur. He'll talk about the process of developing and balancing… More Info
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Joyful: The Surprising Power of Ordinary Things to Create Extraordinary Happiness: An Evening with Ingrid Fetell Lee
April 4, 2019
We think of joy as elusive and intangible, but what if we could create products and experiences that reliably give people a feeling of joy? In this talk, … More Info
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