Master
Digital Experience Design

Mastering digital design tools and methodologies:

• Advanced interaction design: ability to design innovative and engaging digital experiences, based on advanced mastering of prototyping tools and user-centered design methods.
• Prototyping and iteration: ability to design prototypes, conduct research, carry out user-centered studies and tests to iterate and refine solutions, ensuring their relevance to user and project needs.
• Conceptual coherence: the ability to design concepts that convey values and meanings, and that can be understood by a target audience.
   

Integrating critical and ethical thinking into the design of digital products:

• Critical and experimental thinking: application of speculative and experimental approaches to explore new solutions and concepts in the digital field.
• Ethical responsibility: heightened awareness of the social and ethical impacts of design decisions, integrating these considerations into every stage of the creative process. 
• Monitoring and prospecting: setting up a robust system, developing methods and using tools to carry out continuous monitoring and effective prospecting for technological trends and advances.
   

Collaboration in a variety of interdisciplinary contexts:

• Transdisciplinary collaboration: ability to understand and articulate knowledge from a range of disciplines to collaborate effectively in teams made up of members from various fields (psychology, social science, engineering, etc.).
• Working with industry: acquisition of practical experience during training, particularly during collaborations with industry, learning about communication, standards and professional expectations.
• Representing and visualizing systems: mastering visualization techniques to effectively represent complex digital processes, concepts and systems (flowchart, user flow, wireframe, etc.).

Throughout the course, a strong emphasis is placed on a collaborative and interdisciplinary approach, reflecting the dynamics of today's professional world. Students are invited to take part in thematic workshops and collaborate with a wide range of partners from the industrial, academic and creative sectors.