
The field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) is increasingly important across many industries and digital technologies. This Master's program prepares students for careers in academic research, research and development, industry, and consulting. Graduates can pursue roles such as interaction designer, user interface specialist, or designer and project manager for interactive applications on various platforms, including desktop, web, mobile, virtual, and augmented reality. Ensuring digital systems meet user needs is crucial for system acceptance and product success. Université Paris-Saclay hosts one of Europe's largest HCI research departments, making this program ideal for students seeking to work in companies with specialized interaction design departments or in university research teams focusing on human-machine interaction. The program is taught entirely in English and spans two years, divided into four semesters. The final semester is dedicated to an internship, which can be undertaken in a public research laboratory or within industry.
This Master's program covers fundamental aspects of interaction, emphasizing multidisciplinary approaches, user-centered design, evaluation methods, and a wide range of interaction forms. It explores Human-Computer Interfaces in various formats (graphical, hybrid, tangible, multimodal, multi-surface, tactile, mobile, etc.) and includes training in Virtual and Augmented Reality and their applications.
Graduates are well-prepared for diverse roles in the tech industry and academia. The program's strong foundation in HCI principles and practical experience through internships opens doors to various career paths.
English proficiency can be waived for candidates who have completed a higher education degree taught in English.
Further information on tuition fees and scholarships can be found on the university's admissions website.
You need a B.Sc. degree in computer science, computer engineering, or electrical engineering. Proficiency in Object-Oriented Programming and some mathematics is also required. Accepted English tests include IELTS (6.0 overall), TOEFL (90 overall), or TOEIC (785).
The program is two years long, divided into four semesters. The final semester is dedicated to an internship.
The M1 Human Computer Interaction program is taught entirely in English.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Researcher, Interaction Designer, User Interface Specialist, Data Scientist, or Project Manager in the tech industry and academia.
International students can apply through the Inception Platform between January 15 and March 16, 2026. You will need to upload supporting documents including diplomas, transcripts, and proof of English proficiency.
Specific tuition fees are not detailed on this page. Please refer to the university's general tuition fees information for details.