Human Computer Interaction

Demonstrate the ability to extract user requirements on interactive systems methodologically
Design and develop prototype systems based on HCI techniques
Evaluate existing interactive systems methodologically
Create and evaluate accessibility Systems
Design, create and evaluate information systems suitable for effective information interaction
Identify and model interactive behaviour of people as well as systems and analyse their efficiency

Typically, students will have achieved at least a second class honours degree (or international equivalent) in a computer science or an appropriate discipline related to human-computer interaction such as psychology, mathematics, sociology, design or engineering.
We also consider applications from those who do not fit this profile. We will, for example, consider applicants who do not have an appropriate qualification but have appropriate industrial experience and a portfolio to demonstrate in an interview. stions through a live assessment.