Interdisciplinary study programme
that combines psychology, computer science and business management aspects
Putting theory into practice
through numerous projects and case studies
Completely in English
and according to the latest industry requirements
Details and key facts
Our Master's programme User Experience Management & Design lasts three semesters, in which you will acquire the skills to work in companies in the field of user experience, but to also be a product owner or strategic planner in similar industries.
Each semester, you will gain practical experience through numerous projects and case studies. In preparation for the job market, you will not only acquire the needed theoretical knowledge in the field of UX design, but you will also learn important skills that help you put this knowledge into practice. Plus, you will learn how to use the relevant tools to do so.
Degree
Master of Science (M.Sc.)
90 ECTS
Duration
3 semesters (1.5 years)
Location
Campus Göttingen
Start dates
April 1st and October 1st
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degree in economics, (business) psychology, business informatics or in a closely related field. Plus, min. B2 level English proficiency or proof that your Bachelor's was English-taught.
Tuition fees
€5,100 per semester
€1,000 admin and enrolment fee (one-off)
€1,000 examination fee (one-off)
Course content
- Digital business modelling, strategy and marketing
- Basic and advanced knowledge in psychology, computer science and international management - according to your previous education
- UX Evaluation I & II
- Psychology and UX Design
- Conception and Prototyping
- Interaction & Interface Design
- Practice project
- Master's thesis
Kickstart your UX career
As a UX Management & Design student at PFH, you get to take advantage of a special career development programme dedicated to helping you pave the way to employment in the UX industry. Step-by-step, our staff will guide you through the application process and thoroughly prepare you for your post-graduation job search.
Career prospects
With a Master of Science in User Experience & Design, you will qualify to work in companies, organisations and start-ups as a UX designer, product owner, innovation manager, UX engineer, UX researcher, UX strategist, UX manager, product manager, strategic planner or digital information officer/manager (DIO/DIM).
Job guarantee
Since there are plenty of job openings in the German job market, we are confident our students will find work shortly after they finish their studies. That's why we're offering a 20% refund on full tuition fees if they don't land a job within 9 months of graduating.
To be eligible for the refund, they must have:
- successfully completed their studies within the regular study period,
- attained a minimum GPA of 2.5 upon graduation,
- shown proof of a B2 level German language proficiency in form of a certificate
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Learn more about the programme, its benefits and application process
Frequently asked questions
Our Master's programmes are all taught on campus.
Yes, classes are taught 100% in English.
Yes, you will need proof of advanced English language skills, e.g. TOEFL, IELTS, ESOL CAE, BEC Higher or LanguageCert Academic. Alternatively, an English-taught Bachelor’s degree.
If you are a citizen of a country in the EU, EEA or Switzerland, you do not require a visa or other documentation to enter Germany and study here. However, once you arrive and find accommodation, you must register at the local residents’ registration office.
If you come from a country other than the ones named above, you will require a visa. For more information specific to your home country, please visit the Federal Foreign Office website.
No, there are no application fees at PFH.
When you compare Germany to other European countries, you’ll find that it’s not very expensive. The living costs are just slightly higher than the EU average, with rent being the largest expense. On average, students in Germany spend around 850 EUR per month (750 EUR in Göttingen).
At PFH University, we offer international students three types of scholarships:
- Deutschland Stipendium/Germany Scholarship
- STIBET Programme & DAAD Prize
- 25% Scholarship for Top Students
Please be aware that there are no fully funded scholarships available.
About PFH
PFH Private University of Applied Sciences was recognised by the Lower Saxony Ministry of Science and Culture in 1995, making it Lower Saxony's oldest private, state-recognised university. In 2007, PFH received institutional accreditation from the Central Evaluation and Accreditation Agency (ZEvA). Through its Board of Trustees and its more than 500 partner companies, the university has excellent links to business throughout Germany.
