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I'll just be graduating with my IT (software) -Engineering degree.
Instead of the complete coding work I was thinking about doing masters in some art field in relation to my degree as I love it.
So can anyone please suggest me some field in the same category?
 
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blith3 said:
I'll just be graduating with my IT (software) -Engineering degree.
Instead of the complete coding work I was thinking about doing masters in some art field in relation to my degree as I love it.
So can anyone please suggest me some field in the same category?
Human Computer Interaction, which is the study of how people interact with computers. The field focuses a lot on user interfaces, so there's room for creativity.

More options include the types of courses offered at art schools:
Digital Animation
Digital and Media Arts
Web design

Wanna be more specific about what you're interested in?
 
story645 said:
Human Computer Interaction, which is the study of how people interact with computers. The field focuses a lot on user interfaces, so there's room for creativity.

More options include the types of courses offered at art schools:
Digital Animation
Digital and Media Arts
Web design

Wanna be more specific about what you're interested in?

Well I'm more like interested in graphics designing kind of work. With more working with those tools.

hamster143 said:
It's soooo 20th century. The future is Brain-computer interaction.

Is this human/brain -computer interaction a masters course after IT-Engineering?
 
story645 said:
Human Computer Interaction, which is the study of how people interact with computers. The field focuses a lot on user interfaces, so there's room for creativity.

More options include the types of courses offered at art schools:
Digital Animation
Digital and Media Arts
Web design

Wanna be more specific about what you're interested in?

I'm more interested in working for and on the tools used in graphic designing work and I'm looking for a proper masters course for the same.
 
blith3 said:
Is this a masters course after IT-engineering?
He was just making a joke 'cause there's a lot of research on interfacing with a computer through brain waves.

I'm more interested in working for and on the tools used in graphic designing work and I'm looking for a proper masters course for the same
throw Digital Media/Web Design into google and see what pops up
Computer Graphics is also offered as a masters at a few schools.
You may have to dig around a bit, 'cause the stuff you want may be covered under a course with a seemingly unrelated name.
 
The best option would be to get a job at an IT / Software company and hone your skills in your field of studies, b) Plan for higher education (such as, MS in Computers, MBA (IT), Patent Engineering etc.) and c) Start your own business.

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