FAQs

Thomas Jefferson University subscribes to a “rolling admissions” policy. Rolling admissions means that there is no set application deadline. For more information contact the Office of Admissions directly. You can apply online by clicking here.

Yes, there is a portfolio requirement as part of admissions process for incoming graduate students at Thomas Jefferson University. For more information, contact admissions or the program director. In addition, there is a portfolio requirement to exit the program, as a portfolio is a required component to graduate from the MS Interactive Design & Development program.

The User Experience & Interaction Design curriculum culminates with a Master of Science degree.

Students entering Thomas Jefferson University are required to have their own mobile computer (examples include: laptop, net­book, iPad, etc). While these computers are not meant to replace the specialized hardware and software students will use as part of their coursework, these devices will permit students to work virtually anywhere on campus—allowing for even greater integration of technology into the instructional experience.

Please review the system and software recommendations and requirements by clicking here to determine if your current device meets our minimum requirements or to help guide you through the purchase of a new machine. Please focus on our basic requirements: mobility, web browsing, email access, and the capability to use word processing, spreadsheet and presentation applications.

Thomas Jefferson University is committed to supporting the computer labs in the classrooms with up-to-date hardware and the latest industry-standard software.

Click here to visit the University’s directions page to access maps and directions to the Jefferson - East Falls campus.