Master’s programme in Interaction Design for Artificial Realities

About this programme

The Master’s Programme in Interaction Design for Artificial Realities is a two-year, full-time programme that prepares students to work at the forefront of interaction design, artificial intelligence and immersive technologies. A master’s programme that explores emerging digital and physical environments. Students learn to develop and evaluate interactive systems using extended reality, human-centred design and AI tools. Artificial realities and AI are no longer futuristic concepts, they are part of everyday life The programme is designed for those who want to explore how new technological systems, from generative AI to extended reality (XR), are transforming the way we learn, communicate and interact with digital environments. Through a combination of hands-on work, critical reflection, and interdisciplinary theory, students learn how to design experiences that are innovative, meaningful and socially responsible. The curriculum is structured around two integrated tracks: one in interaction design and one in technologies for artificial realities. These tracks run in parallel across the programme, allowing students to build a broad interdisciplinary foundation while pursuing deeper specialisation in areas aligned with their individual interests and career goals. From the start, the programme combines theoretical depth with practical application, emphasising both critical perspectives and technical fluency. Students learn how to think through design, prototype immersive experiences and engage with the ethical and societal dimensions of emerging technologies.