User Experience Design - English - 3 years - Full-time
You could be a developer and co-create an entirely new shoe franchise for CONVERSE using the feedback of end-users. This is what you do after you complete the degree programme and begin working on real assignments. But as a young professional, you do much more. You discover, for example, the culture at ‘your’ company. You attend meetings and company parties and meet with colleagues. You also learn all there is to know about ‘your’ market - the latest developments, the competition and what they do. In other words, you learn what this profession involves on a daily basis.
At work
| What will you become |
|---|
| junior UX researcher |
| junior UX designer |
| information technology manager |
| mobile applications developer |
| illustrator |
| process designer |
| entrepreneur |
| What you won't become |
|---|
| an architect |
Continue studying
You might, of course, be more academically inclined than your fellow students. If so, you will have the option of following a Master after you graduate from UXD. Because of UXD’s specific programme, there are, as of yet, no Masters at THUAS that can appropriately complement a UXD Bachelor. However, our neighbours at the Delft University of Technology offer an interesting alternative, namely Human Technology Interaction. This Master is focused on design. Other students also apply for the Media Technology Master at Leiden University.
Outside the Netherlands, UXD students can follow a Master directly after graduation.You should note, however, that some universities in the Netherlands require you follow a pre-master’s first, after graduating from THUAS.