For example, you might design an application to help people with autism to expand their living environment, but you can also come up with a solution to counter antisocial behaviour in traffic. This track covers the human perspective of design engineering in the widest sense, from the individual, social to the societal level.

In this Master’s track, you will gain insights into the problems, aims, concerns and aspirations of human beings and learn how to translate these into feasible product design solutions. In the course Create the Future you get to explore the accompanying responsibility and see how bright (or not) this future can be. As a designer, you have the ability to help shape the future with the solutions you design.Especially vulnerable or hard to reach user groups, like people suffering from dementia, can benefit a lot. The course Multisensory Design teaches you that addressing a broader range of the sensory spectrum can make products more appealing and effective.

During the course Design for Behaviour Change you learn how products, innovations and technologies influence behaviour and you apply this knowledge to change people’s lives for the better at the crossroads of design and psychology.

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