Degree programs in UX design

• Academic programs
  List of programs in usability-related areas.
  (Society for Technical Communication)

• A review of UCLIC
  "UCLIC (pronounced You-Click) stands for the University College London Interaction Centre. I attended their MSc in Human-Computer Interaction and Ergonomics, a joint program between Computer Science and Psychology, this past year. As promised, to aid others in selecting their program in the future, I am giving a full review of the program."
  (Kevin Cheng, OK/Cancel)

• Crafting a user experience curriculum
  "It isn't often that one has the opportunity to create a course about user experience, let alone an entire sequence of user experience courses. My opportunity came when the Internet Professional (INP) program at Washtenaw Community College (WCC) in Ann Arbor, Michigan restructured its curriculum. As a faculty member in the INP department and the resident user experience expert, the task naturally fell to me. During the curriculum development process I was forced to examine my own perceptions of the user experience industry and address a number of important questions about how to teach user experience."
  (Jason Withrow, Boxes and Arrows)

• Degree courses
  A list of UK-based university courses that provide ergonomics education.
  (The Ergonomics Society)

• Education in HCI: programs
  An extensive list of courses offered in HCI-related disciplines around the world.
  (Gary Perlman, HCI Bibliography)

• Graduate degrees in software ergonomics
  A listing of North American programs offering graduate training in human-computer interaction or software ergonomics.
  (Human Factors International)

• HCI grad schools: are they worth it?
  "In this article, I look at my view of what the benefits and problems of HCI grad school are based on my experiences both in UCLIC as well as interacting with educators and students from other programs."
  (Kevin Cheng, OK/Cancel)

• Schools teaching information architecture
  "Download listings of institutions worldwide that offer courses and full degree programs dedicated to information architecture. In compiling the above lists we included courses and programs that explicitly used 'information architecture' or 'information design' in the title. For courses not explicitly using these terms, a course was judged to be IA-related if it encompassed a digital information design/organization theme and used one or more IA books as the text."
  (The Information Architecture Institute)

• University degree programs and professional training courses
  "This page contains URLs to web sites that span the globe and range from small universities to large corporations. The web pages referenced here are representative of the industry state of the art in usability engineering. 5 categories: colleges and universities, academic research laboratories, commercial training vendors, commercial research laboratories, and HCI special interest groups"
  (Bill Faucette, University of Maryland)