[IxDA Discuss] Best schools for HCI degrees?

[Esteban Barahona]

Hi,

The Domus Academy and IDI course in IxD < http://www.interaction-ivrea.it/ |
infoidesign at domusacademy.it > is open.

Here is the verbatim copy (minus attachments and names) of an e-mail from
infoidesign at domusacademy.it :


I'm sorry about the wrong info, the Domus Academy and IDI master course in
Interactive Design spaces and objects is open. The 2007 course will start
next 10 of January.

I'll send you the complete brochure of the course and the application form.
Are you interested in 2008 edition?
I'm the I-design department coordinator and I remain at your full disposal
for any further information.

Best regards and happy New Year


Il 29-12-2006 21:37, <esteban.barahona at gmail.com> ha scritto:

Hi,

I was searching for Interaction Design courses in Italy, when I first read
this website: http://www.interaction-ivrea.it/

In the mailing list of http://www.ixda.org/ someone mentioned that the
Interaction Design course refered in the interaction-ivrea.it
<http://interaction-ivrea.it> <http://interaction-ivrea.it/>  is closed. But
from the website:

IDI and Domus Academy unified their Interaction Design Master courses.
During this year, the two individual courses took place within Domus Academy
in Milan. From January 2007 there will only be one Interaction Design Master
course that will sum up the know how and culture of the two prestigious
institutes.The new IDI and Domus Academy I-Design combined course, which
started in January, is certified by the University of Wales, and lasts 12
months carrying 180 credits. It will offer its students an innovative
experience in the didactic nature of this sector, unifying the best of the
experience from both institutions to reach the best results in theory and
practice.


it doesn't seem closed.

I live in Costa Rica and, having studied Computer Science, will start
studying Product Design next year. The idea was to study Interaction Design
later, in Italy. Is this course closed?

thanks

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