Bachelor's of Interaction Design

Year 1
The first-year foundational courses offer an intellectual framework within which students can begin to establish a coherent relationship between theory and practice. Course-specific projects are designed to expose students to different roles, contexts, and approaches in relation to design and technology.

Year 2
In the second year, students are expected to become progressively independent and will learn not only the practical application of different types of interaction design methods but also how design impacts people, environments, businesses, and organizations.

Year 3
During the third year, emphasis is placed on exploring different design approaches, contexts, and roles in relation to emerging technologies. Students will also have the ability to work closely with students across different majors within Harbour.Space and gain a deeper understanding of the correlation between design and technology.

While we are highly selective, we do not base the decision on the review of the grades and transcripts alone. We consider the overall certificates, motivation, and recommendation letters as well as awards, achievements, and extracurricular activities.

Mandatory:
- CV
- Diploma and transcript of highest education level

Optional:
- Recommendation Letters

English requirements:
- 100% of classes are taught in English. We assess your language proficiency during your admissions interview.

Harbour. Space has a tight connection with design giants all over the world that will guarantee that student portfolios will be reviewed by those teams. Also, there are many possibilities for a start of an internship.

The programme is wrapped up with a Design Conference where Design Managers in the industry (teachers and those who didn't have the time to participate) are brought to talk about their teams, their work and their requirements.

Being able to link students to companies like IDEO, agencies like Huge or Elephant, product driven companies like Facebook or Twitter allows Harbour. Space to create a unique learning environment where the best students interact with the best people in the industry in an important practical twist.

Graduates go on to work for corporations, design agencies or consultancies, academic and industrial research labs, and to set up their own design studios.