Master Data-driven Design
The year-long programme is divided into four ten-week blocks, during which you follow courses from each learning track - Concepts, Technology and Human. The courses of each block are linked through an assignment that brings all knowledge and skills together. In the last block you work on your graduation project.
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In our brochure you can read more details about the programme.
Useful to know
| Start date | September |
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| Application Deadline | Non-EU/EEA students: 1 May, EU/EEA students: 1 August, Dutch students: 1 September 2020, |
| Location | Heidelberglaan 15 Utrecht |
| Practical Information | Costs, Admission requirements, Housing, Immigration |
| Croho-name | M Data-driven Design |
| Croho-code | 49297 |
During the programme
The Data-driven Design (DDD) curriculum is built around three learning tracks: Concept, Technology and Human. You will learn in a programme of three themed ten-week blocks. You finish with the graduation block.
After your graduation
After completing this programme, you are able to combine your domain expertise with data skills, knowledge of emerging business structures, and an understanding of the various forms in which digital transformation takes place.
Costs
Why study Master Data Driven Design at HU?
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Combination of various disciplines
The programme distinguishes itself from the existing master programmes by combining media design and business optimisation with a strong data-driven design approach.
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Strong connection with relevant businesses
The programme was developed in co-creation with representatives of the professional field. Our education and research are firmly rooted in the local business environment.
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Perfect continuation of your HU-bachelor
The programme is a perfect follow-up of your bachelors in Creative Business. But it also fits well with other programmes of other Universities and Universities of Applied Sciences.