Distance Education
To make receiving a Rensselaer degree conveniently available to working professionals, many of our graduate courses are delivered simultaneously live on-campus and, by electronic means, throughout the United States and abroad. Instructor's teaching techniques and the classroom technology support distance students' class participation at home or at work. The mix of full-time, on-campus students with part-time, students who are working professionals provides a lively and enriching educational environment for all students.
Students enroll in distance courses or part-time campus study through Rensselaer's Education for Working Professionals program.
Watch a short video about graduate study in Human-Computer Interaction offered at a distance for working professionals (Mac users must have Windows Media Player components for QuickTime installed).
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To learn more about graduate study in Human-Computer Interaction at Rensselaer, use our automated Inquiry Wizard. You can request further information be delivered to you as email attachments or by postal mail. You can also use the inquiry system to send an email directly to Kathy Colman, LL&C Recruitment Coordinator.
Degree Requirements
The department offers the following M.S. program for distance students:
- Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
This program has a unique focus on the design, uses, and effects of communication technologies aimed at updating the knowledge and skills of working technical communicators at a distance.
The department offers the following stand-alone certificate program for distance students:
- Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Certificate
This certificate program, designed in cooperation with industry experts, provides those involved in the design of human-computer interactions with the knowledge and skills they will need to create new and better ways for people to communicate with and through computers.
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