A transdisciplinary MSc that helps STEM graduates use behavioural science to design human-centred products, services, and strategies. You’ll learn mixed-method approaches and apply them to complex socio-technical challenges.
The MSc in Design with Behavioural Science at Imperial College London is a pioneering transdisciplinary program tailored for graduates in STEM fields. This course equips students with the skills to leverage behavioural science in the creation of human-centred products, services, and strategies. Through a mix of theoretical knowledge and practical application, you will engage with complex socio-technical challenges, enhancing your ability to design effective solutions.
Indicative courses include:
Independent research project: A key feature of the program is a substantial independent research project, allowing you to explore and apply research and design methodologies in a topic area of your choice.
Graduates of this program will be well-positioned for a variety of career paths in design, engineering, and technology sectors. The skills gained in behavioural science and human-centred design are highly sought after, opening doors to roles in product development, user experience design, and strategic consulting. Furthermore, opportunities for post-study work in the UK may be available, enabling you to gain valuable experience in a global market.
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