Computer Science (Honours) - Human-Centred Computing Adelaide University

Overview

Throughout the Computer Science (Honours) -  Human-Centred Computing course from Adelaide University you'll expand your knowledge and develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills highly valued in a range of industries. Go beyond human-computer interaction and consider the wider influence between humans and technology.

Take a more holistic approach to creating computer systems that are centred around human needs and experiences. Benefit from the opportunity to work alongside researchers at the Australian Research Centre for Interactive and Virtual Environments (arcIVE). Collaborate with industry leaders in a capstone project, exploring real-world challenges and potential career paths. Acquire advanced skills to take your cutting-edge research capabilities further. Learn to optimise large-scale interactive systems, while creating immersive environments.

Graduate ready to shape the future of human-computer interaction. Incorporate a human authenticity to building innovation software and addressing global challenges. By focusing on human-centered approaches and leveraging cutting-edge technologies, you'll be well-positioned to create software that meets user needs.

Career opportunities:

Career prospects in human-centred computing are generally strong, with growing demand across various industries. You can explore opportunities across tech companies, design agencies and research institutions, as well as other businesses who recognise the importance of user design. 

You might design user-friendly interfaces for websites, apps and software for people with accessibility needs. Maybe you’ll revolutionise VR and create a metaverse where users form more human-like interactions. Perhaps you’ll design and implement AI systems that can interact naturally with human users. 

Other careers include: 

• Web information architect 
• User interface designer 
• User experience designer 
• Human factors researcher.