The MA User Experience Design will help you develop skills and competencies in the analytic, creative, and technical aspects of user experience, rigorous research methods, and a critical, collaborative approach. The course is based in dedicated studios and taught through broad projects that connect you with other postgrad students or partners in industry and wider society, helping you to build essential professional teamwork and project management skills, as well as a socially and environmentally relevant portfolio. In a fast-changing world, how do we live together and how can design be part of that? UCA’s MA User Experience Design course equips you with the skills and competencies to help you become a research-led, interdisciplinary, and human-centred designer, ready for advanced practice or study and the challenges and opportunities of the future. Berlin School of Business and Innovation is in partnership with University for the Creative Arts (UCA). As a result of this partnership, BSBI is able to offer the MA User Experience Design programme. Upon successful completion of the MA User Experience (UX) Design course students should be able to: Dive into the world of UX design by actively experimenting with and innovating new approaches and techniques, fostering a mindset of continuous exploration. Deepen your understanding of UX design through research and analysis of expanded forms of practice, ensuring your work is informed by the latest industry trends and cutting-edge methodologies. Form a personalised response to UX design by developing a sustained engagement with processes, technologies, and media. Tailor your approach to create meaningful user experiences. Create high-quality outcomes that showcase personal innovation in making, conceptual underpinning, and thoughtfulness, demonstrating your commitment to excellence in UX design.
Career Path
Graduate career path includes UX Designer, Senior UX Designer, Lead UX Designer, Human‑Centered Design Specialist, UX Researcher, Senior UX Researcher, Interaction Designer, Information Architect, UX Strategist, Usability Analyst, Accessibility Specialist, UX Consultant, Service Designer, Product Designer (UX‑focused), Experience Designer, Customer Experience Designer, Digital Product Manager, UX Writer, Design Thinking Facilitator, UX Project Manager, UX Program Manager, UX Innovation Manager, Mobile UX Designer, UX Content Strategist, UI/UX Designer, Web UX Designer, VR/AR UX Designer, UX Data Analyst, Game UX Designer, E‑commerce UX Designer, UX Testing Specialist, UX Evaluation Specialist, UX Policy & Standards Specialist, UX Educator / Lecturer (with further study).
1. Bachelor Certificate
2. Bachelor Transcript
3. English proficiency Letter from University
4. Statement of Purpose
5. Passport
6. Recommendation Letter
7. CV
8. WASSCE/A level Certificate
The Berlin School of Business and Innovation will accept, for the purposes of meeting the English proficiency requirement, English taken in 12-year education, or English is designated as the primary and official language and the principle language of instruction. If you do not meet the English language requirements yet, you can achieve the level you need by successfully completing a pre-sessional English programme with the university or submit
1. English language proficiency at a minimum of IELTS band 6.5 (or equivalent) or PTE Score or Duolingo English Test score before you start your course.
