UCL HCI Course
I've applied for the HCI masters programme at UCL and was wondering if anyone on here could talk about how much the course focuses on design. It seems very research-heavy, and I wanted to focus more on the design side of UX and gaining the practical skills for exploratory design. Does it have a good focus on design itself rather than researching technologies?
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