u/partynextdiorx

Hi all! Was wondering if there is a lot of coding/programming involved in an HCI PhD program. I wanted to focus on more of the psychology side and doing research on AI and HCI. I understand this field is quite broad nd I've heard others joining with very diverse backgrounds, but not sure how that works in a PhD if some are unable to code for example, or is that typically a hard requirement.... or does it really depend on what you focus your thesis on?

Any perspective would be great!

Hey everyone! I accepted my PhD offer and just wanted to hear about anyone’s experience doing a PhD at MBZUAI (any department).

Curious to know what a day in the life looks like, and how the workload is, especially after the first year of coursework.

Has anyone gotten an update after doing interview or self introduction form?