MFA in Interaction Design
MFA in Interaction Design
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- jfletcher0
At first I was very much against a Design Masters, but after being in the industry for a while, I understand why people do it. It gives you time to go back and focus on learning history, reading on different types of design, different aspects, or associated fields.... and do projects around that work.
Sure you can work in the field for 2 years, but it won't give you the same experinece. It's just a different types of experience and knolwedge you can gain.