The Interaction Design specialism is directed at students with a passion for people and technology, who have curiosity about the future and want to shape how information is accessed and used, how environments might change based on need, or how embedded information in products support use. Those with a Bachelor’s degree in design (visual communication, product, digital media, or environmental design), communication, information technology, or even psychology may find interaction design to be the next step in their professional development.
The tuition of the whole programme is HK$158,400 / US$20,439* . The scholarship will cover not less than 50% of programme tuition.
*Conversion (for reference only) HK$7.75 = US$1
Eligibility Criteria
PolyU Design is now inviting applications to Master of Design programmes. Eligible applicants are non-local students in our full time programmes. Exceptional experienced designers with an entrepreneurial mindset or keen to make positive change will be offered a tuition scholarship, normally not less than 50% of programme tuition fee.
Academic performance, work experience, portfolio, and letters of recommendation are all factors in scholarship consideration.
Offered Benefits
This learning opportunity encourages you to venture out of your comfort zone, to open up, push boundary and challenge yourself. Other benefits include receiving Invitations to conferences, seminars, workshops and networking activities, and as an ambassadorial role in the School, chances to meet various groups of stakeholders of the University.
Studying Design in Hong Kong has the following value preposition:
- Proximity and Connections to the World’s Second Largest and Fastest Growing Economy
- Bustling Startup Scene for Post-Graduation Career Path
- Celebrating Design Culture and Commerce
- Attracting International Talents: Most Competitive Tuition Fees among Top 25 D-Schools with a Welcoming Immigration Policy
- Prospect for Further Academic Development in Asian Design Research at the Top Design Research Institution in Asia
