Course Info
Course General Description
MFA Interaction Design focuses on concepts central to interaction design, design research, human-computer interaction, interface design, graphic design, information architecture and ubiquitous computing.
Create innovative approaches to human problems Develop fluency in prototyping and the practical application of visionary ideas Transform entrepreneurial concepts into new products and services The MFA in Interaction Design is as much about invention as it is about the everyday. It requires students to be intimately attentive to human behavior and to think more holistically about the products and services they create. It explores the strategic role of interaction design in shaping everyday life, and intends to increase the relevancy of design to business and society so designers can make a difference. The definition of “difference” is something only students know—a personal exploration only they can do—and the program is designed to support that exploration over two years.
Tuition Fees
36,500 USDDisciplines
Design in Public SpacesConversation Design
Entrepreneurial Design
Writing Basics
Crafting Interactions
History of Design
Future Wearables
Design Management
Selling Design
Public Interfaces
Requirements
Academic TranscriptsLetters of recommendation
Letters of statement
Portfolio
CV
English language proficiency
Course Notable Alumni
Russ MaschmeyerCourse Notable Academia
Ahmed, MunawarAllen, Enrique
Bloom, Jonathan
Cogbill, Drew
Danzico, Liz
de Wilde, Barbara
Dorn, Erica
Ellison, Chappell
Feehan, Noah
Ford, Paul
Forman, Eric
Goddemeyer, Daniel
Heinz, Erica
Henry, Sarah
Kengle, Carrie
Kraljic, Tanya
Kruse, Bruno
School Info
School General Description
Welcome to New York City, SVA’s hometown, and the leader of today’s creative economy, with more than 14,000 creative businesses and nonprofits. According to the EY Global Talent in Global Cities 2015 study, New York attracts more creative talent than any other city in the world because it “enjoys a unique cultural scene, embedded in a cosmopolitan and forward-thinking urban environment.” There is no better place to study, practice and work as a creative professional. Critique is a vital and challenging part of the educational experience in a college of art and design. Participating in this practice requires students to be open and vulnerable while they present their work for discussion and questioning, and to trust the transformative powers of the process in service of the work. Through the frequent repetition of this act of openness, students and faculty share and strengthen their humanity, empathy and kinship and their work evolves.School Contacts
Connections with other Schools and Educational Institutions
Cork Institute of TechnologyDongseo University
Hanbat National University
Handong Global University
Joshibi University of Art and Design
London College of Fashion
Sahmyook UniversitySangmyung University
Seian University of Art and Design
Seoul National University of Science and Technology (SeoulTech)
School Notable Alumni
Ross AndruAaron Augenblick
Ian Jones-Quartey
Dennis Detwiller
Phil Jimenez
Wally Wood
Archie Goodwin
Louisa Bertman
Fred Armisen
Andrew Bowser
Harris Savides
Robert Beauchamp etc
School Notable Academia
Jessica AbelSal Amendola
Richard Artschwager
Michael Goldberg
Edward Benguiat
Ray DiPalma
Guy Aroch
Roy Frumkes etc
Exchange Programmes
Outbound International Exchange with partner universitiesExtracurricular Life and Facts of Interest
ExhibitionsWorkshops
Open Lectures with Professional Artists
