Bachelor in Information and Interaction Design

Information and Interaction Design at Yonsei University trains students to design how people read, navigate, and interact with information across digital and physical products. Coursework in a program of this kind typically covers visual communication, user interface and user experience design, typography, information architecture, and the research methods used to understand how users behave when interacting with a system. Students learn to translate complex information, whether a mobile application, a website, or a data-heavy interface, into layouts and interactions that are clear and usable. Studio-based projects are common, requiring students to prototype interfaces, test them with users, and revise designs based on feedback, alongside coursework that touches on psychology, communication theory, and coding basics relevant to digital design. Graduates from this kind of program commonly move into roles such as user experience designer, user interface designer, product designer, information architect, or interaction designer at technology companies, design consultancies, or in-house design teams across industries. Some continue toward graduate study in design or human-computer interaction. Information and Interaction Design is offered as a bachelor's degree at Yonsei University in Seodaemun-gu, South Korea, with instruction delivered in English; the university reports that above ninety percent of coursework in this area is taught in English. The program spans eight semesters, or four years, of full-time study, with intakes beginning in March or September. Students considering this path should expect a mix of design theory, hands-on studio work, and collaboration with peers, since interaction design is built on iteration and user feedback rather than theory alone.