Researchers in e-learning lab are connected to the programmes and educations below, as researchers, teachers and are also part of the general development of these programmes:

• “The Phd programme in Human Centered Communication and Informatics (HCCI) facilitates a stimulating and challenging interdisciplinary learning and research environment within communication, psychology and informatics at Aalborg University. The aim of the PhD programme is to create a framework for a PhD education that is characterized by quality and a high international standard, maintaining critical mass and making sure that the Faculty’s PhD education is developing in close cooperating with the national and international research society as well as private companies and public authorities”. Visit the website for more information about the Doctoral School of Human Centred Informatics

• “Human Centred Informatics was established as education at Aalborg University in 1985. Today the Human Centred Informatics provides a frame for a number of educations, where the denominator is the development of human and organizational communication and the opportunities and challenges in the use of ICT”. Read more about Human Centred Informatics (humanistisk informatik).

• “The Master Programme in Human Centered Informatics is an education about communication, people, and technology. It is an education where you will get the opportunity to make your mark on design and use of tomorrow’s patient records, online learning environments, interfaces on websites, mobile phones, or some of the many other it-systems that have become a part of the daily life of the modern human; be it in an educational environment, at work, or at home.” Visit the website for more information about the BA/MA in Human Centred Informatics (informationsvidenskab).

• “The Master Programme on ICT and Learning is a web based 2-year part-time education that is offered by Aalborg University in cooperation with Aarhus University, Copenhagen Business School, DPU (School of Education – University of Aarhus) and Roskilde University Center. Learning and education plays an increasingly important role in the global society. We see an increased interest in employing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to develop new ways of learning to master all degrees of the learning society and life-long education”. Visit the website for more information about the Master in ICT and Learning (MIL)

• “Master in Health Informatics is intended for people with a health professional background. Through training you gain knowledge about the planning, development and deployment of information systems and organizing work in the use of these systems, including critical appraisal of the possibilities and limitations for the use of information technology in healthcare. You also gain competence in oral and written communication of the discipline.” Visit the website for more information about the Master in Health Informatics