About the Program
People: The Master of Arts in Design and Innovation (MADI) program welcomes students from diverse backgrounds, emphasizing a desire to learn design and effect change. No design degree is required for admission.
Process: MADI teaches the Human-Centered Design process, encouraging research through design and design through research. The curriculum fosters active learning environments that prioritize hands-on projects and group work.
Projects: The MADI graduate experience focuses on rigorous projects where students collaborate with real-world clients. These projects provide valuable experience in applying design principles to solve challenges in both private and public sectors.
Partners: MADI forms partnerships with professional and educational entities to support the application of Human-Centered Design. These partnerships contribute to furthering the field of design through evidence-based approaches.
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