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Masters Degrees in Interactive & Electronic Design, Ireland

We have 2 Masters Degrees in Interactive & Electronic Design, Ireland

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  Master of Arts in Interaction Design CW719
Institute of Technology, Carlow School of Business and Humanities
Interaction design focuses on shaping products for people’s use and behaviour and includes designing interactive digital products, environments, visual communication systems and services. Read more…
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  Developing a Pedagogical Framework for Undergraduate Project -based Interdisciplinary Design Programmes
Institute of Technology, Carlow Masters by Research Courses
Interdisciplinary project-based design classes are increasingly common in undergraduate design, engineering, gaming, marketing and business programs. Read more…
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