Tracks
By combining design thinking, technological skills, and insights into how people and systems interact, DAI equips students to create innovations that are both intelligent and deeply human-centred.
The refreshed DAI supercharged programme introduces two new tracks that reflect the future of design—where creativity meets computation and social insight drives innovation.
Students will choose from either pathway and fulfil the respective elective requirements.
Societal and Systems Intelligence (SSI) track
Economics, business and AI
Understand, analyse and model complex economic and societal systems. You’ll also learn to integrate insights from economics, data science, and systems thinking to address challenges such as sustainable growth, financial resilience, and equitable technological transformation.
Track core course
List of track electives
Students will choose at least 6 courses of which one should be a Level 3 course.
| Domain: Economics & Social Systems |
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
|
| Domain: Business, Strategy & Finance |
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
|
Human-Centred Intelligence (HI) track
Psychology, philosophy and human-AI interaction
Study how people think and act, individually and collectively, through psychology, cognitive science, behavioural economics, philosopy, and human-AI interaction. You’ll explore the dynamics of human experiences, from perception and emotion to ethics and decision-making, to advance technologies that resonate with real human behaviour.
Track core course
List of track electives
Students will choose at least 6 courses of which one should be a Level 3 course.
| Domain: Psychology & User Experience |
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
|
| Domain: Philosophy & Human Futures |
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3 |
Information correct as of 6 February 2026 and is subject to change.