The Master of Engineering in Design & Technology Innovation stands out for empowering students to lead innovation. There are lab-based technical classes, studio-based projects, and a focus on real-world innovation projects throughout. Electives include Augmented and Virtual Reality, User Interface Design, Data Science for Climate, and more. Graduates will have high-level expertise in creative, user-centered design practices with a technology focus that puts them on the leading edge of industry demands.

And where better to apply all you’ve learned than in one of the nation’s leading innovation hubs? Duke is located in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill metro which is home to technology titans like IBM and Cisco and dynamic health startups like Grail. Within this region and beyond, you’ll be able to participate, learn from, and lead a wide range of design and innovation projects as a DTI student.