Discover the University of Baltimore's thrilling 36-credit Master of Science in Interaction Design and Information Architecture! This program focuses on creating cutting-edge technologies to meet human needs and
desires. Imagine, design, and build interactive systems that address emerging human
interests and challenges.
You’ll integrate elements of computer science with humanities and arts perspectives, developing in-demand
skills that companies and organizations are avidly seeking.
Your professors, many of whom are managing active research projects, will expose you to cutting-edge
topics and encourage you to present your own work at national conferences.
You’ll applyadvanced technologies in the context of the human experience, learning the skills
required for this field’s most sought-after careers.
a bachelor's degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA from a regionally accredited college or
university.
Application deadlines:
fall semester admission: July 1
spring semester admission: Nov. 15
Online application. Complete and submit the online application and pay the $50 application fee. (To pay in-state tuition, you must submit the Maryland
In-State Residency form). You can submit your Statement of Personal Interest electronically as part of the online application or email it to documents@ubalt.edu.
Official transcript(s). Request that an official transcript of all prior college or university work (including
graduate courses, if applicable) be sent directly from each institution attended;
electronic transcripts are encouraged.
Letters of recommendation. Have two letters of recommendation submitted on your behalf by professors or employers;
they should be electronically sent to documents@ubalt.edu or sent by mail in a sealed envelope with a signature across the sealed portion to
the University of Baltimore Office of Graduate Admission, 1420 N. Charles St., Baltimore,
MD 21201.
Resume/Curriculum Vitae. Submit your resume/CV directly to documents@ubalt.edu.
Send all materials by email to documents@ubalt.edu or by mail to the University of Baltimore Office of Graduate Admission, 1420 N. Charles
St., Baltimore, MD 21201.
For more information about graduate admission, please contact the Office of Admission
at gradadmission@ubalt.edu or 410.837.6565.
What Our
Graduates Do
Much of what we do as humans has an online component these days, and those experiences
need to be easy, safe, equitable, and satisfying. So our graduates work everywhere:
education, industry, nonprofit, research and more.
Common Roles
Information Architect
Interaction Designer
Multimedia Developer
User Researcher
User-Experience Manager
Creative Director
A Message from Dean Christine Spencer
A degree from the Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences is more than an academic credential; it is a gateway to new possibilities.
