Human Centered Computing, PhD

Program Description

Human Centered Computing (HCC) is an emerging field focused on understanding how to design, build and evaluate computational technologies as they relate to the human condition, and how these technologies affect society. PhD students pursue interdisciplinary research in human-computer interaction, educational software, virtual environments, or development of systems that amplify human cognition, perception, and communication.

The HCC PhD program typically requires two to four years beyond the MS degree, and includes opportunities for interdisciplinary and interdepartmental research.

For more information, please visit https://www.clemson.edu/cecas/departments/computing/academics/graduates/programsofstudy/phdinhcc.html.