Master
Master in Interaction Design
Italy Sep 2026 intake 60 credits Taught in English €21K / year
Top job matches for the Master in Interaction Design
Occupation matches are mapped from this programme's verified curriculum against the ESCO (European Skills, Competences, Qualifications & Occupations) standard.
European Skills, Competences, Qualifications & Occupations
Master in Interaction Design at Domus Academy → User interface designer (ESCO 2513.3) · 89% Strong match.
The program's core strengths in user-centered design methodologies, prototyping, and graphic design align directly with UI design work. However, the program lacks essential technical skills in software development, programming, and front-end technologies that UI developers must master.
Master in Interaction Design at Domus Academy → Product development manager (ESCO 1223.2.1) · 82% Good match.
The program excels in user-centered design, prototyping, and systemic thinking—all essential to product development. Market research and business analysis skills appear in the grounded curriculum. However, the program does not deeply address product lifecycle management, cost calculations, technical requirements definition, or industrial R&D.
Master in Interaction Design at Domus Academy → User experience analyst (ESCO 2511.19) · 78% Good match.
User experience analysis is a natural extension of the program's deep expertise in user-centered design methodologies and interaction assessment. The program grounds experience mapping and user interaction evaluation, core to UX analysis work.
Master in Interaction Design at Domus Academy → User interface developer (ESCO 2512.5) · 71% Good match.
User-centered design methodology is a strong foundation for UI development, and the program grounds graphic design skills. However, the program significantly lacks the software engineering fundamentals, programming, and technical implementation skills essential for coding and maintaining UI systems.
Master in Interaction Design at Domus Academy → Strategic planning manager (ESCO 1213.2.2) · 67% Possible match.
The program teaches business planning and market research, relevant to strategic planning managers. However, the program lacks deeper expertise in organizational management, leadership, strategic thinking frameworks, policy development, and compliance—core responsibilities of strategic planning managers.
Master in Interaction Design at Domus Academy → Graphic designer (ESCO 2166.9) · 65% Possible match.
Graphic design is grounded in the curriculum alongside user-centered design and visual communication principles. However, the program does not emphasize the creative software suites (Adobe), publication design specifics, or media adaptation that graphic designers regularly employ.
Master in Interaction Design at Domus Academy → Technical communicator (ESCO 2641.4.4) · 54% Possible match.
While the program teaches visual data presentation and user interaction assessment, it lacks the core technical communication competencies: technical writing, documentation standards, content management systems, and structured information design essential to technical communicators.
The program's core strengths in user-centered design methodologies, prototyping, and graphic design align directly with UI design work. However, the program lacks essential technical skills in software development, programming, and front-end technologies that UI developers must master.
SkillsThe program excels in user-centered design, prototyping, and systemic thinking—all essential to product development. Market research and business analysis skills appear in the grounded curriculum. However, the program does not deeply address product lifecycle management, cost calculations, technical requirements definition, or industrial R&D.
SkillsUser experience analysis is a natural extension of the program's deep expertise in user-centered design methodologies and interaction assessment. The program grounds experience mapping and user interaction evaluation, core to UX analysis work.
SkillsUser-centered design methodology is a strong foundation for UI development, and the program grounds graphic design skills. However, the program significantly lacks the software engineering fundamentals, programming, and technical implementation skills essential for coding and maintaining UI systems.
SkillsThe program teaches business planning and market research, relevant to strategic planning managers. However, the program lacks deeper expertise in organizational management, leadership, strategic thinking frameworks, policy development, and compliance—core responsibilities of strategic planning managers.
SkillsGraphic design is grounded in the curriculum alongside user-centered design and visual communication principles. However, the program does not emphasize the creative software suites (Adobe), publication design specifics, or media adaptation that graphic designers regularly employ.
SkillsWhile the program teaches visual data presentation and user interaction assessment, it lacks the core technical communication competencies: technical writing, documentation standards, content management systems, and structured information design essential to technical communicators.
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