Spring 2026


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The course program is structured as a studio-based learning environment organized in three layers:

Concept → Project → Practice

Concept: Students learn core concepts and workflows for researching and designing information experiences

Project: Student teams apply concepts and workflows to develop prototypes through a full design cycle

Practice: Teams collaborate with a real client organization to develop feasible proposals that responds to real-world constraints; projects are built by the client

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Students Taught

18

Client Collaborations

20

Prototypes Delivered

9

Projects Built (by Client)

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Healthcare & Wellness

Education & Learning

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Finance

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E-Commerce

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The studio workflow has a research and design cadence that transforms organizational principles into systems

Center for Digital Experiences

Projects in Information Experience Design is a course under the Center for Digital Experiences, a faculty-led, student-driven UX consultancy and academic research lab in the School Information at Pratt Institute