It focuses on helping participants refine their skills in the design, production, and evaluation of technical information.
Students are prepared for applications within the field of interest they choose.
Areas of specialization not only include courses in engineering, but also in fields such as computer science, cognitive science, psychology, linguistics, and behavioral science. Graduates can prepare for careers in technical or scientific writing, information design, user interface design, usability testing, and other technical fields. The MSTC course of study consists of 45-48 credits, depending on the student's choice of graduation options. Admission Requirements . Find out what it takes to be admitted to the MSTC program.