Many low-income communities don’t have access to the fresh, healthy food that many of us take for granted. A group of Bentley students hoped to change that by putting their training to work to help a local mobile food organization better serve its customers.
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TOPIC: MS in Human Factors in Information Design
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'User experience (UX) research' is a term that Andrea Wong ‘17 first heard from friends when she moved to San Francisco in 2013. Wong was intrigued.
Bentley University’s online Master’s program was ranked among the best in the nation in the latest U.S. News & World Report ranking.
Bentley students in the Master of Human Factors in Information Design program worked with Partners in Health to design an electronic triage system for a hospital in Haiti.
Erik Ojakaar (MSHFID ’03) approached a project with the user experience (UX) in mind as an employee at L.L. Bean before he ever decided to pursue a degree in the subject.
Roland Hubscher’s main teaching interests are intelligent user interfaces and user experience design; in his research he collaborates with colleagues from educational psychology, physics, and computer science. He enjoys working with Bentley students from a wide range of backgrounds who are looking to make the world a better place through design.
UX Magazine has named Bentley University’s Human Factors in Information Design (HFID) program top academic program in its 2016 UX Magazine Awards.
NeuraFlash, an innovative Salesforce Consulting Partner from Boston, recently partnered with Bentley University’s Human Factors Information Design (HFID) program to conduct a study focused on understanding people’s behaviors when using ChatBots for sales and service.
Bentley joined Bloomberg Radio to address how much the field of UX has changed over the past few decades and what universities are doing to prepare students.
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