Overview
In today’s ever-changing market, designers and developers need advanced knowledge of and highly developed skills in how to create innovative and competitive products. This programme builds an understanding of how people interact with software. It then explores how digital technologies, such as the semantic web and recommendation agents, can enhance user experience.
The programme provides practical opportunities to learn processes and methods to support product design and development, and the delivery of the product to the market. In the final thesis project, you will perform in-depth work on a problem from industry, from society, or from a related field of academic research.
Internationalisation
All courses in the program are conducted in English. You will study alongside students from all over the world with various academic backgrounds.
After graduation
On completion of this master’s degree you will be ready to work in various roles within digital technology such as user experience designer, product designer, interaction designer, technical or design consultant. On graduation, you will have acquired a wide range of skills, giving you the necessary expertise to work throughout the design, development and realization process. The programme is also a good foundation for further studies at doctoral level.
Facts and requirements
Read more about our Admissions Requirements.
Total tuition fee: 150000 SEK
Tuition fees do NOT apply for EU/EEA citizens or exchange students
Pathway Programme
If you don't fulfil our language requirements, you can enter our Pathway Programme, designed to strengthen your English and academic skills. Read more.
Courses
Year 1
Digital Product Development, 7.5 credits
Web Personalization, 7.5 credits
Next Generation Web, 7.5 credits
Elective course, 7.5 credits
Consumer Behaviour in Online Contexts, 7.5 credits
Digital Product Realisation, 7.5 credits
Final Project Work in Informatics, 15 credits
Elective courses
Information Security, 7.5 credits
Introduction to Script Programming, 7.5 credits
Research Methods, 7.5 credits
Student projects
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Contact us
Programme Director
- Associate Professor Computer Science
- School of Engineering