The Master's program MAS Human Computer Interaction Design comprises 60 ECTS with 500 contact hours and 300 hours for the Master's thesis. There is also individual time for self-study.

The MAS Human Computer Interaction Design consists of two certificate courses and a Master's thesis. The first certificate course, "Requirements Engineering", teaches basic knowledge in the subjects of Computer Science I, Psychology, Computer Science II, as well as expanding skills in the subjects of Interdisciplinary Practical Project I, HCI Technology I, Process Models I and Social Competence. The "Interaction Design" certificate course comprises the subjects Psychology II, Design I, Design II, Interface Design, Procedure Models II, Evaluation Methods, Interdisciplinary Practical Project II, HCI Technology II.

A university degree and relevant professional experience of at least one year are required for participation in the MAS in Human Computer Interaction Design. Proven professional practitioners can be admitted on application.

The MAS Human Computer Interaction Design continuing education, further training is primarily aimed at psychologists, designers, organizers and computer scientists who want to expand their social and methodological skills, advance to project management and develop their professional skills.

Graduates of the continuing education master's program at the University of Applied Sciences are awarded the title "Master of Advanced Studies in Human Computer Interaction Design" by the University of Basel and HSR University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil.