Human-Computer Interaction Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence

Overview

The Doctor of Philosophy in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) course from Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence provides a deep understanding of the theoretical, methodological, and technical aspects of HCI. Graduates are positioned to lead and conduct independent, original research in HCI and are prepared for careers in research, industry, and entrepreneurial ventures, with an advanced appreciation for the ethical, societal, and sustainability concerns of technology development.

Learning outcomes

• Demonstrate expert knowledge of fundamental and advanced human-computer interaction (HCI) concepts through the design of novel research agendas at the intersection of HCI and artificial intelligence (AI).

• Conduct independent research to identify and effectively solve novel research problems in socially impactful real-life applications of HCI and AI.

• Deliver on collaborative HCI research projects, innovating in and applying advanced human-centered design to create innovative solutions.

• Initiate, conduct, and communicate original scholarly work, expertly conveying complex ideas across diverse formats and channels.

• Initiate and lead complex collaborative, cross-disciplinary partnerships and research projects that advance AI-powered human-centric technology innovations.

• Demonstrate ability to navigate the ethical, social, cultural, and environmental implications of AI, in the context of organizational governance and policy.