The HCI area of study is applicable to many academic fields, and our program in particular covers a lot of ground. Many of Georgia Tech's other degree programs, organized by School below, also have related HCI elements:

College of Computing

• MS in Computer Science, Specialization in Human-Computer Interaction
• MS in Computer Science, Specialization in Social Computing
• MS in Computer Science, Specialization in Visual Analytics
• PhD in Computer Science, Specialization in Human-Computer Interaction

College of Management

• Certificate in Management of Technology (not a degree, but a 4-course, 12 credit certificate that MS-HCI students can earn as part of their 36-credit program)

School of Interactive Computing

• PhD in Human-Centered Computing

School of Literature, Media, and Communications

• MS in Digital Media
• PhD in Digital Media

School of Industrial Design

• MS in Industrial Design

School of Music

• MS in Music Technology
• PhD in Music Technology

School of Psychology

• PhD in Psychology, Specialization in Cognitive Aging
• PhD in Psychology, Specialization in Engineering Psychology (also known as Human Factors)