📚 Interested in learning more about what I talk about in this video? Check out my Master's Degree Cheatsheet! Download it here: thehandoff.guide/articles/masters-degrees/
Nice video! I just completed my bootcamp and not being able to land a job made me thought I should get a masters before getting real world experience. Now I can prioritize my needs. Thank you!
Kevin here (the one you bumped into at all those HKSA events at BU) Most likely not the target audience here - but it's dope that you started content creation. Hope you connect with and help like-minded folks and good luck! :)
Hey Kevin, thanks for reaching out! I hope you're doing well and I appreciate the kind words. Content creation is still very new to me, but I'm learning a lot and am hoping to help as many designers as I can moving forward!
Very informative and comprehensive! I’ve been trying to find thoughts on getting a masters in ux or not and this has helped a lot compared to a lot of other info out there. Thanks!
I’m Japanese and My personality is the opposite of “super smart study Japanese boy” I’m already stupid in Japan but study this in Canada…. So challenging…. But I think I wanna try so first I’ll go to college in here. Then maybe transfer to university to get bachelor of marketing, programming, HCI or something then maybe I can decide if I wanna get master of UX. I came here without knowing how to spell hello and my Eng is like 5.5 in IELTS… I have to get 6.5 in 2months and go to college…… I barely graduate high school in Canada 😂pls wish me luck….
does the program have the right classes? - tgk area mana u nk focus on - cth Bentley uni more to business side or product side of things - kalau nk hone visual skills tgk pratt(?) uni - nk pilih masters pun tgk uni yg berprestij
I'm currently in the process of pursuing a degree in Computer Science but I don't really like to code so I am interested in UX. However I don't have much knowledge in this field and I'm not sure if it's something I can teach myself well enough to be able to get a job in it after my bachelors. Would you recommend me going after a Master's in it?
Same. I'm a CS Engineer too and currently working. But I don't enjoy the coding part. I'm more of a designing person. I'm so so confused if I should go gor Master's, and where do I do it.
@@shivanibhosle7895 @samsosuper you two might be interested in this video I made about my transition into design, because I also came from a software background: ruclips.net/video/_3EtCJcmE4A/видео.html
@@shivanibhosle7895 Hey Shivani, Shivam this side from India. I was in the same boat as you. I was an SAP Developer for 2 years. So what I did is, I joined a designing firm first to at least get a basic knowledge of visual design. Trust me it was worth and it gave me so much advantage over other students. And right now I am studying in the Master of Interaction design program at the University of Queensland. It is a great program, But due to border closing, I am thinking about deferring the program to the next intake. If you have any doubts just let me know
I have completed my Bachelor's in software engineering 2 years ago. I have completed design sprint boot camp last year. My office didn't offered me any learning with in last few years. Do I have do choose between business oriented masters or visual oriented masters?
I literally can't find a single job in my field no matter what I try. Idk if it's a good idea to go deeper in the hole and get my masters or just give up and accept my loss.
I'm an Architect based out of India by profession, I'm totally fed up with my job and I'd like to switch to UX, do you recommend master's program and can i be able to land a job in US as an entry level designer with good project's and a worthy portfolio and no experience in UX before.
Hey! I am pursuing B.E. in ECE. I am planning for masters in UI/UX, or master's in human factors..... Will I be able to get admission in the universities after coming from an ECE background...which is completely a different field
Of course you can most HCI master's take students from different disciplines. I started applying for the fall and I got accepted for all universities that I applied for. I had a prior Sociology degree.
Can you tell me what is the eligibility criteria for getting into Master's in UX Design ? I am B.Sc. (Computer Applications) student, can I pursue it ? Please reply.
Yes, you should be qualified for a Master's in UX if you have a Bachelor's. Some programs are more stringent with requirements but you should be able to apply to most programs. Check the eligibility criteria for each program to make sure, but if you are uncertain, the best is to check with the program directors.
@@DesigningWithDerek I have no prior experience in UX, should I complete a bootcamp first and get some knowledge and then apply or I should apply straight ? Just curious
@@Rushil_333 Typically Master's programs do not require that you have previous experience with UX. Some might require a portfolio (namely programs like MIT Media Lab's program) but you should confirm the requirements in case.
📚 Interested in learning more about what I talk about in this video? Check out my Master's Degree Cheatsheet!
Download it here: thehandoff.guide/articles/masters-degrees/
I clicked on this link and it said that my iPhone was being hacked???
Hi Derek, the link is no longer accessible. Is there anywhere else I can access this spreadsheet?
hello please directly provide spreadsheet link ur page is not accessible
I think this is such an important topic because many people are considering between bootcamp and masters degrees! Great job!
Nice video! I just completed my bootcamp and not being able to land a job made me thought I should get a masters before getting real world experience. Now I can prioritize my needs. Thank you!
Kevin here (the one you bumped into at all those HKSA events at BU)
Most likely not the target audience here - but it's dope that you started content creation.
Hope you connect with and help like-minded folks and good luck! :)
Hey Kevin, thanks for reaching out! I hope you're doing well and I appreciate the kind words.
Content creation is still very new to me, but I'm learning a lot and am hoping to help as many designers as I can moving forward!
Thank you I lost track of the UX website and finally found a link to it. This topic is really important in my situation :D
This is EXACTLY the video I was looking for 😁
Thank you for the insight!
Very informative and comprehensive! I’ve been trying to find thoughts on getting a masters in ux or not and this has helped a lot compared to a lot of other info out there. Thanks!
Thank you! Very helpful!
Bang on!! Tbh, its the most perfect video... I have been looking for all these answers for a while ... Thanks for the help!
I just graduated with a music degree so I just got called out haha. I’ll get a masters, I’m convinced.
I’m Japanese and My personality is the opposite of “super smart study Japanese boy”
I’m already stupid in Japan but study this in Canada…. So challenging…. But I think I wanna try so first I’ll go to college in here. Then maybe transfer to university to get bachelor of marketing, programming, HCI or something then maybe I can decide if I wanna get master of UX.
I came here without knowing how to spell hello and my Eng is like 5.5 in IELTS… I have to get 6.5 in 2months and go to college……
I barely graduate high school in Canada 😂pls wish me luck….
Thanks for sharing is video. It's definitely a cost-benefit analysis...and if you continue working full-time, definitely would be a lot to juggle.
Thank you so much! It is very helpful.
Great video man!
Thanks for the video you told the very valuable information those who are not aware on this
Very helpful , thank you
does the program have the right classes? - tgk area mana u nk focus on
- cth Bentley uni more to business side or product side of things
- kalau nk hone visual skills tgk pratt(?) uni
- nk pilih masters pun tgk uni yg berprestij
I’m looking of going into NYU/ Parsons/ or SVA. Anyone been through their UX programs?
Please lemme know if you get any replies!
I'm currently in the process of pursuing a degree in Computer Science but I don't really like to code so I am interested in UX. However I don't have much knowledge in this field and I'm not sure if it's something I can teach myself well enough to be able to get a job in it after my bachelors. Would you recommend me going after a Master's in it?
Same. I'm a CS Engineer too and currently working. But I don't enjoy the coding part. I'm more of a designing person. I'm so so confused if I should go gor Master's, and where do I do it.
@@shivanibhosle7895 @samsosuper you two might be interested in this video I made about my transition into design, because I also came from a software background: ruclips.net/video/_3EtCJcmE4A/видео.html
@@shivanibhosle7895 Hey Shivani, Shivam this side from India. I was in the same boat as you. I was an SAP Developer for 2 years. So what I did is, I joined a designing firm first to at least get a basic knowledge of visual design. Trust me it was worth and it gave me so much advantage over other students. And right now I am studying in the Master of Interaction design program at the University of Queensland. It is a great program, But due to border closing, I am thinking about deferring the program to the next intake. If you have any doubts just let me know
@@Shivam-qs8vw Hi! Thankyou ❤️ Could you please let me a know how I can contact you?
@@Shivam-qs8vw Heyy Shivam Even I'm thinking of masters in ui/ux can you tell me how should I contact you
What do you think about Kent States UXD program?
I have completed my Bachelor's in software engineering 2 years ago. I have completed design sprint boot camp last year. My office didn't offered me any learning with in last few years. Do I have do choose between business oriented masters or visual oriented masters?
Thank you 🙏🏻
I literally can't find a single job in my field no matter what I try. Idk if it's a good idea to go deeper in the hole and get my masters or just give up and accept my loss.
UPDATE, I'm pursuing my masters in UX Design and have an interview on Friday because my school's career help center is awesome!
@@kadeestelle5268 which University did you do your master's from Kade?
@@kadeestelle5268 follow up to anand's questions!
MICA, they’re really great!
@@kadeestelle5268 Can I ask you more about the program? I'd love to connect!
Hi Derek,
I've received admission from San Jose state university and SUNY Oswego for HCI Program. Which university would you recommend?
can be human computer interaction a bachelor's degree?
and what colleges offer this
I'm an Architect based out of India by profession, I'm totally fed up with my job and I'd like to switch to UX, do you recommend master's program and can i be able to land a job in US as an entry level designer with good project's and a worthy portfolio and no experience in UX before.
Hey! I am pursuing B.E. in ECE. I am planning for masters in UI/UX, or master's in human factors..... Will I be able to get admission in the universities after coming from an ECE background...which is completely a different field
Of course you can most HCI master's take students from different disciplines. I started applying for the fall and I got accepted for all universities that I applied for. I had a prior Sociology degree.
Oh great! Thank you!n@@MagnificatPrieresTV
I wanted to click on your links but im getting 404 errors
Same!
Hello Derek, the link is not working is there another one you can provide?
Can u suggest any online masters degree in ux which means no diplomas or certifcation programs
`hey. How is your situation now? How much do you earn as UX designer?
Can you tell me what is the eligibility criteria for getting into Master's in UX Design ? I am B.Sc. (Computer Applications) student, can I pursue it ? Please reply.
Yes, you should be qualified for a Master's in UX if you have a Bachelor's. Some programs are more stringent with requirements but you should be able to apply to most programs. Check the eligibility criteria for each program to make sure, but if you are uncertain, the best is to check with the program directors.
@@DesigningWithDerek I have no prior experience in UX, should I complete a bootcamp first and get some knowledge and then apply or I should apply straight ? Just curious
@@Rushil_333 Typically Master's programs do not require that you have previous experience with UX. Some might require a portfolio (namely programs like MIT Media Lab's program) but you should confirm the requirements in case.
@@DesigningWithDerek thank you for you replies. You removed a lot of burden from my head. Thank youuuu
我加入了你们的小组，希望能通过加入下，谢谢