Graduate Destinations

Careers open to graduates of the course include:

• Usability specialist
• User‐centred design expert
• Interaction designer
• Applied ergonomist
• User experience expert
• Information architect
• HCI expert
• Human factors specialist

Many MSc graduates decide to pursue PhD research in HCI.

Some of the companies that employ graduates for this programme are:

• Three UK - User Experience Designer
• Accenture - User Experience Designer
• Thomson Reuters - Senior Interacton Designer
• Which? - User Experience Designer
• NATS Ltd. - Human Factors Specialist
• Amberlight - User Experience Consultant
• Transport for London - Information Architect
• Orange - Usability Specialist

The following links lead to information about careers or jobs in areas relevant to HCI and Ergonomics:

• UCL careers
• Chartered Institute of Ergopnomics and Human Factors
• British HCI Group
• Jobs.ac.uk
• ACM
• Human Computer Interaction Resource Network
• CHI‐JOBS
• Usability Professionals' Association
• Neilsen Norman Group