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Study
The UCL Interaction Centre offers three Masters programmes and a PhD research programme.
Research
Our research explores how people and technology can work better together. We focus on eleven key areas, from digital health and the future of work to AI and accessibility.
About us
UCLIC is a world leading Centre of Excellence in Human-Computer Interaction teaching and research, studying interactions between people and technology.
Featured course
Human-Computer Interaction MSc
This interdisciplinary programme sits at the intersection of engineering, behavioural sciences, and design.
Discover our featured research
Accessible transport innovation
AI Mapper: Generative AI for more accessible and user-friendly travel
Chronic pain research
Using wearable sensors to understand and predict chronic pain
Smell and health innovation
Developing affordable smell tech to support smell training
Multisensory food research
Exploring how digital environments shape how we taste and eat
News
Lecturer in Human-Centered AI
At UCLIC, we are advertising a full-time, permanent Lecturer in Human-Centered AI role at UCL Bloomsbury. Salary: £54,931–£64,644. Apply by 26 August 2026.
08 Jul 2026
Duncan Brumby quoted in Guardian articles on AI, reviews and writing
Professor Duncan Brumby was quoted in two Guardian articles exploring a shared question: when AI summarises, rewrites or polishes human experience, what gets preserved — and what gets smoothed away?
08 Jul 2026
Fully-funded Demonstrator Studentship – UCL Interaction Centre (UCLIC)
This role combines PhD research with contributing to UCLIC’s digital presence. The successful candidate will support the development and maintenance of web and social media platforms.
03 Jun 2026
What's on
View all events15 Jul
hybrid
'Personalising AI assistance' seminar by Dr. Siddharth Swaroop (UCLIC Seminars)15:00 - 16:00
09 Dec
hybrid
Learning from Deceptive/Manipulative Design Patterns to Encourage Accessible Design Choices15:00 - 16:00