What are the options in Europe? To me it seems that everything about
Interaction Design is happening in the US. I would like to take a
course (not necessarily a degree) in IxD, but I don't seem to find
anything interesting anywhere in Europe. Any tips for me?
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Hi there,
thanks for all the responses.
Dave, I think I made it pretty clear what I am looking for. I dont
really mind what the program is called. My main requirement is that
it covers lab work and the following technologies are being taught:
web design (design theory, photoshop,..)
web
Jan, I think you are getting some pretty cool advice. There is no
doubt that location will significantly affect your experience. I
agree with Dave in that you should review programmes offered across
the world - Interaction Design is definitely an international
occupation. For example, have you
What are the options in Europe? To me it seems that everything about
Interaction Design is happening in the US. I would like to take a
course (not necessarily a degree) in IxD, but I don't seem to find
anything interesting anywhere in Europe. Any tips for me?
Some recommendations in Scandinavia
Well, thanks for the advice, guys! You are helping me a lot!
Bella, you are absolutely right. And I am not excluding the east
coast, acutally I`d love to go to NYC for example. But still, if I
can prefer a location, it`ll be California because it seems to me,
that all good interaction and web
California programs of note from a design perspective:
California College of Arts (SFO)
Otis School of Art Design (LA)
Art Center Pasadena (near LA)
When it comes to HCI programs or InfoDesign/InfoMngt there are a ton
to list:
Berkeley SIMS/iSchool
UCLA
Stanford
UCSD
Cal Poly SLO or PO
to name
Hi there,
I am so happy I found this place and believe that I will finally find
answers to my zillions of questions ;)
I have a degree in media management (which is like business
administration for media companies) and currently work as a product
manager for an innovative online company in
Hi Jan,
if you want to go on the west coast one of the best institute is at
Stanford: http://www.stanford.edu/group/dschool/
But the admission for this september are already closed.
Otherwise have a look at this: http://www.core77.com/design.edu/
you will probably find something interesting.
I can't speak for San Francisco, but in New York City, you have Parsons
School of Design (http://www.parsons.edu/).
The school has a Graphics and Digital Design Certificate program here:
http://www.parsons.edu/continuing_ed/cert_graphic.aspx.
On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 10:59 PM, Jan S.
And don't forget one of the finest new programs in, SVA, which offers
an MFA in Interaction Design http://interactiondesign.sva.edu/ and is
run by Liz Danzico.
You might also consider CMU, Masters in Design, and Bentley College's
MS in Human Factors in Information Design.
~ will
Where
Jan,
I think we can all list programs that we are excited about, but it is
really unclear what you are looking for in a program, why the US, and
we don't even really know what type of program you are looking for.
I think saying, IxD is pretty vague as the philosophies of IxD
vary greatly. I.e. I
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