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Engineering

BSc in Engineering

Technology with the Human in Focus

Interactive Technology Engineering is a Master’s programme that combines advanced software development with user-centered design. You’ll learn to create solutions where technology and user experience come together – from games and learning apps to healthcare systems and interactive platforms.

What do you learn?

Gain expertise in AI, robotics, virtual reality, and interaction design. The programme emphasizes how people engage with technology – and how you can design systems that are intuitive, innovative, and effective.
Read more about the structure of the programme.

What can you become?

Graduates work in tech, healthcare, and creative industries – in roles like game developer, system designer, interaction specialist, or engineer focused on user experience.. You can also continue with a three-year research programme, which leads to a PhD degree.
Read more about career opportunities here

That is why you should study...

  • You will learn how to develop the robot technology of the future
  • You will have good career opportunities
  • You will learn to develop innovative solutions to specific problems

Application deadline

Apply for the programme

If you have a foreign exam, you must apply for admission no later than 15 March at 12:00 noon.

See how to apply

Facts about the programme

Admission

Required GPA in 2024:

all qualified applicants admitted

Allocation in quota 1/quota 2 (%):

60/40

Number of study places:

120

Location

Campus:

Vejle

Study start

September

Tuition language

English

Tuition fee for non EU/EEA students

EUR 7500 per semester (30 ECTS)

Learn more about fees and funding

Student Housing

Guaranteed student housing for exchange students

Information

New master’s degree opportunities from 2028

As of the 2028 master’s intake, we expect this programme to grant you admission to a 2-year master’s degree or a master’s degree for working professionals.

 

Tuition

Who pays tuition fees?


University of Southern Denmark does not charge tuition from full degree students from the Nordic countries or from the EU/EEA countries and Switzerland.

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Accommodation

Student Housing for internationals

We have cheap housing options for you. Remember to apply before May 1st of the year you want to start your studies.

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International students in Denmark

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