11 Full-time Master's in Human Computer Interaction in Netherlands

This Joint Master in Applied XR - Gamified Reality Applications for Real-world Challenges and Experiences (GRACE) programme is offered at USTP – University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten.

Are you curious how you can adapt computing devices to individual users? How you can think of entirely new approaches to the interactions between human and machine? If you’re interested in questions like these, then the  Human Computer Interaction at Utrecht University might be it for you!

In a world increasingly shaped by digital innovation, the question is no longer whether we can build it — but how we build it for people. That’s where the Human-Technology Interaction MSc programme from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e)  comes in.

In the MSc Communication and Information Sciences offered at Tilburg University you become an all-round communication expert by gaining insights from communication science, psychology, digital health, marketing, AI, and cognitive science. Follow a broad program or specialize in Business Communication and Digital Media, Communication and Cognition, Digital Health, or New Media Design.

Understand how technology is reshaping human behavior and learn how to create technology that works for people, not against them. Investigate how technologies like artificial intelligence influence cognition, decision-making, and social interaction. Human Behavior and Technology is a track of the MSc in Social Psychology

The Human-Computer Interaction (Information Studies) from University of Amsterdam explores how people societies interact with data-driven technologies - and how to design them to be effective, ethical, and inclusive. HCI focuses on the human dimensions of AI and data.

The Interaction Technology from University of Twente (UT) will take you to the cutting edge of science and technology. You will immerse yourself in the technical disciplines you are most interested in, such as computer science or electrical engineering. 

The Design for Interaction programme of Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) focuses on the ways in which people and products interact: how does a user understand, use, and experience a product? This raises the question of how designers can conceptualise products that are relevant to the user.

The Master’s in Computer Science covers this fascinating and hyper-relevant discipline from multiple angles. Computer Systems and Infrastructure is offered at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

The Master's degree programme in Computational Cognitive Science from University of Groningen focuses on Cognitive Science and its applications. 

Scholarships Available/ The interdisciplinary Human Computer Interaction and Design (HCID) programme from EIT Digital Master School is unique in that it takes a user-centred design approach to learning.