User Experience Design - English - 3 years - Full-time
You are interested in the full-time programme User Experience Design (UXD), a variant of the CMD-programme. It’s great to welcome you as one of our new UXD students in the next college season. It is important to make a well-considered choice. We’re eager to give you a colourful picture of the programme.
As a ‘smart society’ kid you grew up with a lot of online tools, some of them connected with sensors. Even your wearables produce an endless stream of big data. But what makes them valuable? Answering this question the User Experience Designer always focus on the man and the woman, the boy and the girl that will use the new interactive concept. How far will they allow this concept in their lives? What will be the importance or the fun of it?
The Hague University of Applied Sciences offers two directions in design programmes. The first one is Interaction Design (Dutch), the second User Experience Design (English). Both directions appeal to the creative power of the students. The interaction designer uses this power for creating smart applications that can be used immediately. The user experience designer invents smart concepts. In both programmes you are always looking for the best possible quality of interaction between humans and a system. Both directions lead to the same final qualification.
Do you want to know more about UXD? Watch our programme video.
Testimonials
Working with real clients
Felix Kaufman
'We’re now working on a project for the canteen at THUAS to design an app that helps customers in making healthier choices. Through the app you get bonus points when you buy healthy food and you can use these points later to buy healthy smoothies. I really like the fact that we can combine research with working with real clients.'
Create something that really helps people
Grace Wabbijn
'It’s very interesting seeing what moves people, why they do things. And how you then adapt your design in such a way that your product can be used in a way that is fun and easy for people. Through our research, we can ultimately create something that can really help people.'
Why was it designed that way?
Osman Öztürk
‘I like to concentrate on design and everything related to design: websites, apps and more. We learn techniques and how to do research in the way in which design is used. This is very interesting. You first need to know what you are doing it for, for whom and why. It means that a design does not have to be 'attractive', but that you do need to know why it was designed that way.’
Admission
UXD, 2021-2022
You have a Dutch diploma
To start this programme you should have a vwo diploma with an appropriate profile. This profile can be: Cultuur & Maatschappij, Economie & Maatschappij, Natuur & Gezondheid of Natuur & Techniek.| HAVO |
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You have a non-Dutch diploma
You want to start the UXD-programme, but you don’t have a Dutch diploma. Then you need a secondary school diploma comparable to a Dutch vwo diploma plus a good command of English.
Before we can decide on your eligibility, we’ll need to assess your secondary school certificate.
To make sure your certificate is evaluated fairly, we work with NUFFIC, an organisation that specialises in the assessment of international education qualifications.
Perhaps your academic background is not quite the right level. Or you need some help improving your English skills. Don’t worry. There might be some alternative options to help you get in, and prepare yourself for a successful start of your studies at The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS).
Admissions Test 21+
If you’re 21 years old before 1 September 2021, but don’t have a diploma or a qualification that meets the entry requirements, you can take the 21+ Admissions Test. The 21+ Admissions Test is offered at several dates between January and the start of the academic year, and consists of a digital general capacity test.
Please note that you can only participate if you have an EEA-nationality or residence permit for the Netherlands that is valid on the test date.
English Academic Preparation Programme
Need help with your English? If you haven’t quite reached the right level of English for your chosen Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programme, you can enrol for English Academic Preparation Programme. After the successful completion of this programme, you’ll be ready to start your degree at THUAS and you will already have a good taste of studying and living in the Hague.
The Hague Pathway College
If you’d like to apply for a 3-year bachelor programme but don’t meet the academic entry requirements, you might be interested in joining The Hague Pathway College. This foundation programme has two intakes, one in September and one in January. It offers you the chance to bring your academic level up to the required level and work on your English at an academic level at the same time.Please check www.thehaguepathway.nl for more information.
Student for a day
Open Day
We will offer new Open Days in study year 2021-2022. We love to welcome you to our campuses in The Hague, Delft, Zoetermeer and Zuiderpark Sports Campus, but because of the measures taken in connection with the coronavirus it is not clear if that is possible. Keep an eye on our website for the latest developments around our Open Days.
Do you want to view a programme presentation in advance? Watch this video.
Trial Study Day
Study year 2021-2022 the programmes will offer Trial Study Days.
Day with a student
Study year 2021-2022 the programmes will offer Student for a day.
Events
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13 November 2021