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Diploma in HMI for Passengers and Operators UAM

The Diploma in HMI for Passengers and UAM Operators focuses on the design and optimization of human-machine interfaces (HMIs) for urban air mobility (UAM) vehicles. It addresses the development of intuitive and safe HMIs, considering the needs of both passengers and operators. It includes the application of user-centered design principles, ergonomics, and human factors, with the aim of improving the user experience and safety in urban air transport. It is linked to disciplines such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and simulation, for the validation and continuous improvement of interfaces.

The diploma provides practical knowledge in the development of HMIs using prototyping, simulation, and testing tools. It focuses on adapting HMIs to different usage contexts, including passenger cabins and flight control centers. The training prepares professionals for roles such as interface designers, user experience (UX) specialists, aeronautical systems engineers, and safety analysts, enabling them to contribute to the development of a safe and efficient UAM transportation system.

Duration6–8 months
ModeHybrid
LanguageEnglish / Spanish
Start datesOctober / March
LocationEurope (Madrid)
AwardSEIUM Institute diploma
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Learning outcomes

What you will be able to do

01

**Expert Mastery of HMI: Design, Operation, and Security for Passenger and Operator UAMs**

02

**Advanced HMI: Optimization, Interaction, and Secure Control in UAM for Passengers and Operators**

03

Comprehensive user-oriented design and validation (from modeling to manufacturing)

04

**State-of-the-art HMI: Piloting, User Experience, and Comprehensive Safety in UAM for Passengers and Operators**

05

**Comprehensive HMI: Optimized Experience, Operation, and Safety in UAM for Passengers and Operators**

06

**HMI for UAM: Intuitive Interface, Efficient Operation, and Paramount Safety for Passengers and Operators**

07

**HMI for UAM: User-Centered Design, Safe Operation, and Optimal Experience for Passengers and Operators**

08

**Specialized HMI: Design, Operation, and Safety of Human-Machine Interfaces for Passenger and Operator UAMs**

Profile

Who it's for

  • Engineers with degrees in Aerospace, Mechanical, Industrial, Automation, or related fields.
  • Professionals working in OEMs of rotor/eVTOL aircraft, Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO) organizations, consulting firms, and technology research centers.
  • Specialists in areas such as Flight Testing, aeronautical certification processes, avionics systems, control systems, and flight dynamics who wish to deepen their knowledge.
  • Officials from regulatory bodies/authorities Aeronautical professionals involved in the development and operation of Urban Air Mobility (UAM)/eVTOL systems who need to strengthen their skills in regulatory compliance. Desired qualifications: Basic knowledge of aerodynamics, systems control, and structures. A B2+/C1 level of Spanish/English is recommended. We offer bridging tracks for students who require them.
Standards & tools

What you'll work with

  • Standards-driven curriculum: you will work with CS-27/CS-29, DO-160, DO-178C/DO-254, ARP4754A/ARP4761, ADS-33E-PRF from the first module.
  • Accreditable laboratories (EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
  • Evidence-oriented TFM: safety case, test plan, compliance dossierand operational limits.
  • Mentored by industry: teachers with experience in rotorcraft, tiltrotor, eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
  • Flexible modality (hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
  • Ethics and security: safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
Syllabus

10 modules

  1. Module 1 — HMI Fundamentals and Standards for UAM
  2. 1.1Introduction to UAM and HMI: Key Concepts and Definitions
  3. 1.2HMI Design Principles: Usability, Accessibility, and User Experience
  4. 1.3HMI Standards and Regulations: FAA, EASA, and Other Regulatory Bodies
  5. 1.4User-Centered Design: Research, Task Analysis, and User Profiling
  6. 1.5HMI System Architecture: Hardware, Software, and Communication
  7. 1.6Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs): Design and Development
  8. 1.7Control and Display Systems: Sensors, Actuators, and Displays
  9. 1.8Human Factors: Cognition, Perception, and Decision-Making
  10. 1.9Safety and Reliability: Design for Error Prevention and Risk Mitigation
  11. 1.10Design Considerations for Different Roles: Pilots, Operators, and Passengers
  12. 1.10
  1. Module 2 — Expert Mastery in HMI: Design, Operation, and Safety for Passenger and Operator UAMs
  2. 2.2UAM and eVTOL Fundamentals: Introduction to the context and applications.
  3. 2.2HMI Design Principles: User-centered design, human factors.
  4. 2.3HMI Architecture and Components: Hardware and software, sensors and actuators.
  5. 2.4Visual Interface Design: Design, ergonomics, and readability.
  6. 2.5Auditory and Haptic Interface Design: Alerts and feedback.
  7. 2.6Flight Management Systems: Autonomy, flight modes, and navigation.
  8. 2.7HMI Safety Systems: Error prevention, redundancy, and failsafes.
  9. 2.8HMI Testing and Validation: Simulation and flight testing.
  10. 2.9Regulations and Standards: FAA, EASA, and others.
  11. 2.20Case Studies: Analysis of successful and unsuccessful examples.
  12. Module 2 — Advanced HMI Design for UAM: Optimization, Interaction, and Safe Control in UAM for Passengers and Operators
  13. 2.2eVTOL and UAM: Electric Propulsion, Multiple Rotors
  14. 2.2Emerging Certification Requirements (SC-VTOL, Special Conditions)
  15. 2.3Energy and Thermal in E-Propulsion (Batteries/Inverters)
  16. 2.4Design for Maintainability and Modular Swaps
  17. 2.5LCA/LCC in Rotorcraft and eVTOL (Footprint and Cost)
  18. 2.6Operations & Vertiports: Airspace Integration
  19. 2.7Data & Digital Thread: MBSE/PLM for Change Control
  20. 2.8Tech Risk and Readiness: TRL/CRL/SRL
  21. 2.9IP, Certifications, and Time-to-Market
  22. 2.20Case Study: Go/No-Go with Risk Matrix
  23. Module 3 — Master's in HMI: User Experience, Air Traffic Control, and Safety in UAM for Passengers and Operators
  24. 3.2User Experience (UX) in UAM: Research, Prototyping, and Testing
  25. 3.2Interaction Design (IxD): User Flows, Gestures, and Control
  26. 3.3Artificial Intelligence (AI) in HMI: Assistance, Automation, and Decision-Making
  27. 3.4Adaptive Human-Machine Interface (HMI): Personalization and Machine Learning
  28. 3.5Air Traffic Control (ATC) Design for UAM: Airspace Integration and Management
  29. 3.6Advanced Safety Systems: Fault Detection, Mitigation, and Recovery
  30. 3.7Cybersecurity in HMI: Protection Against Threats and Attacks
  31. 3.8Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) in HMI: Applications and Challenges
  32. 3.9Design for Accessibility: Inclusion of Users with Disabilities
  33. 3.20Future Trends in HMI for UAM: Innovations and Emerging Challenges
  34. Module 4 — Cutting-Edge HMI: Piloting, User Experience, and Comprehensive Safety in UAM for Passengers and Operators
  35. 4.2Neuroergonomics and Interface Design: Cognitive Load and Performance
  36. 4.2Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) for UAM: Control and Communication
  37. 4.3Advanced Cockpit Design: Display and Control Design
  38. 4.4Pilot Assistance Systems (PFAS): Enhanced Situational Awareness
  39. 4.5Autonomy and Levels of Automation: The Pilot's Role in the Future
  40. 4.6Immersive User Experience Design (IXD): Design Elements
  41. 4.7Passenger Interface Design: Onboard Experience and Entertainment
  42. 4.8Operational Safety: Risk Management and Failure Analysis 4.9 Certification and Regulatory Compliance: Meeting Requirements.
  43. 4.20Cutting-Edge Case Studies: Emerging Technologies and Innovative Projects.
  44. Module 5 — Comprehensive HMI: Optimized Experience, Operation, and Safety in UAM for Passengers and Operators
  45. 5.2Task Analysis and Workflow Design: Identifying Key Tasks.
  46. 5.2Designing Intuitive and Efficient Interfaces: Design and Usability Principles.
  47. 5.3Optimizing Pilot Workload: Workload Distribution.
  48. 5.4Integrated Flight Information Systems: Data Visualization and Management.
  49. 5.5Designing Air Traffic Control Interfaces: Interfaces with Controllers.
  50. 5.6Safety Management: Risk Analysis and Mitigation Plans.
  51. 5.7Interface Testing and Validation: Simulation and Testing.
  52. 5.8Human Factors: Human Error and Mitigation. 5.9 Regulatory Compliance and Certification: Meeting Requirements.
  53. 5.20Integration of Emerging Technologies: AI, AR, VR in the Interface.
  54. Module 6 — HMI for UAM: Intuitive Interface, Efficient Operation, and Paramount Safety for Passengers and Operators
  55. 6.2User-Centered Design Principles: Identifying Needs.
  56. 6.2Interface Design for Different Roles: Pilots, Passengers, and Controllers.
  57. 6.3Screen Design and Information Display: Visual Design and Ergonomics.
  58. 6.4Alert and Warning Systems: Alert Design and Management.
  59. 6.5Flight Control and Navigation Systems: Flight Control Design.
  60. 6.6Safety System Design: Fault Prevention and Detection Systems.
  61. 6.7Interface Design for Emergency Situations: Emergency Design.
  62. 6.8Interface Testing and Validation: Evaluation Methods. 6.9 Regulatory Compliance and Safety Standards: Standards.
  63. 6.20Prototype Development and Flight Simulation: Simulation.
  64. Module 7 — HMI for UAM: User-Centered Design, Safe Operation, and Optimal Experience for Passengers and Operators
  65. 7.2User Research and Requirements Analysis: Gathering and Analysis.
  66. 7.2User Interface (UI) Design: Interface Design.
  67. 7.3Interaction Design (IxD): Human-Machine Interaction.
  68. 7.4Flight Control and Navigation Systems: Systems Design.
  69. 7.5Safety and Redundancy Systems Design: Design.
  70. 7.6Validation and Usability Testing: Evaluation Methods.
  71. 7.7Human Factors and Ergonomics: Cockpit and Control Design.
  72. 7.8Interface Design for Emergency Operations: Procedures.
  73. 7.9Certification and Regulatory Considerations: Compliance.
  74. 7.20Case Studies and Best Practice Examples: Analysis
  75. Module 8 — Specialized HMI: Design, Operation, and Safety of Human-Machine Interfaces for Passenger and Operator UAMs
  76. 8.2HMI Fundamentals: Key Principles and Concepts
  77. 8.2Interface Design: Visual Interface Design
  78. 8.3Control and Automation Systems: Control System Design
  79. 8.4Safety and Backup Systems Design: Systems Design
  80. 8.5Interface Testing and Validation: Evaluation Methods
  81. 8.6Human Factors and Ergonomics: Human Factors
  82. 8.7Compliance and Regulatory Considerations: Regulatory Requirements
  83. 8.8Emerging Trends in HMI: AI, AR, VR
  84. 8.9Prototyping and Simulation: Design and Simulation
  85. 8.20Case Studies and Examples: Analysis of Examples
  1. 3.3Introduction to Aviation: History, Evolution, and Current Trends
  2. 3.2UAM: Key Concepts, Business Models, and Ecosystem
  3. 3.3UAM Legislation: Global and Regional Regulatory Framework
  4. 3.4UAM Aircraft Certification: Requirements and Challenges
  5. 3.5Air Safety Regulations Applicable to UAM
  6. 3.6Licenses and Ratings for UAM Pilots and Operators
  7. 3.7Data Protection and Privacy in UAM Operations
  8. 3.8Cybersecurity in UAM Control and Communication Systems
  9. 3.9Legal Aspects and Civil Liability in UAM Incidents
  10. 3.30Case Studies: Accident Analysis and Lessons Learned
  11. 2.3Interaction Design Principles: Usability and Accessibility
  12. 2.2User-Centered Design (UCD): Methodologies and Tools
  13. 2.3Information Architecture (IA) and Intuitive Navigation
  14. 2.4Visual Interface Design: Graphic Elements and Typography
  15. 2.5Interaction Design (ID): Gestures, Animations, and Feedback
  16. 2.6Responsive Design and adaptive for different devices
  17. 2.7Prototype design and usability testing
  18. 2.8Principles of the psychology of perception and cognition
  19. 2.9Ergonomic considerations and human factors in HMIs
  20. 2.30HMI design for passengers and operators
  21. 3.3User research: Methods and tools
  22. 3.2Creating user profiles (personas) and scenarios
  23. 3.3Designing user flows and journey maps
  24. 3.4Designing intuitive and engaging interfaces
  25. 3.5A/B testing and user experience optimization
  26. 3.6Customer experience (CX) design in UAMs
  27. 3.7Mobile user experience design
  28. 3.8Accessibility: Designing for users with disabilities
  29. 3.9Evaluating user satisfaction and UX metrics
  30. 3.30Case studies: Successful UX in UAMs
  31. 4.3Communication protocols and data links
  32. 4.2Standard operating procedures (SOPs) for UAMs
  33. 4.3Risk management and Threat mitigation
  34. 4.4Early warning and emergency response systems
  35. 4.5Safety protocols in failure situations
  36. 4.6Backup and redundancy system design
  37. 4.7Functional safety and cybersecurity criteria
  38. 4.8Air traffic management (ATM) and UAM
  39. 4.9Safety protocols for passengers and operators
  40. 4.30Emergency drills and safety training
  41. 5.3HMI simulation environments: Tools and platforms
  42. 5.2Flight simulation: Aircraft and environment modeling
  43. 5.3Simulator design and configuration
  44. 5.4Flight testing: Methodologies and results analysis
  45. 5.5HMI validation and verification
  46. 5.6Evaluation of human-machine interaction in simulators
  47. 5.7Simulation of complex scenarios and emergencies
  48. 5.8Simulation data analysis and optimization
  49. 5.9Use of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) in HMI simulation
  50. 5.30Test reports and documentation Simulation
  51. 6.3Flight Control Systems Integration
  52. 6.2Navigation and Communication Systems Integration
  53. 6.3Sensor and Monitoring Systems Integration
  54. 6.4Safety and Security Systems Integration
  55. 6.5Energy Management Systems Integration
  56. 6.6Application Programming Interface (API) and Connectivity
  57. 6.7Communication Protocols and Industry Standards
  58. 6.8Design of Distributed and Redundant Systems
  59. 6.9System Integration and Validation Testing
  60. 6.30Deployment and Maintenance of Integrated Systems
  61. 7.3Preventive and Corrective Maintenance Planning
  62. 7.2Software and Firmware Upgrades
  63. 7.3Version Management and Change Control
  64. 7.4Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Tools
  65. 7.5Predictive Maintenance and Data Analysis
  66. 7.6Maintenance and Upgrade Safety
  67. 7.7Maintenance Documentation and Records
  68. 7.8Maintenance Personnel Training
  69. 7.9Maintenance Service Outsourcing
  70. 7.30Trends in HMI Maintenance and Upgrades
  71. 8.3Technological Trends: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML)
  72. 8.2Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) at UAM
  73. 8.3Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) in HMI
  74. 8.4Design of Conversational and Voice Interfaces
  75. 8.5Design of Haptic and Tactile Interfaces
  76. 8.6UAM and the Evolution of Air Traffic Control
  77. 8.7Sustainability and the Future of UAM
  78. 8.8Ethical Aspects of AI and Automation at UAM
  79. 8.9The Future of Work at UAM
  80. 8.30Innovation and Opportunities in HMI for UAM
  1. 4.4HMI Principles: Foundations for UAM
  2. 4.2User-Centered Design: Principles and Application
  3. 4.3Intuitive User Interface: Design and Development
  4. 4.4Flight Control Systems: HMI Integration
  5. 4.5Safety Protocols: Implementation in HMI
  6. 4.6User Experience (UX) in UAM: Design and Evaluation
  7. 4.7HMI Simulators: Practice and Development
  8. 4.8HMI Testing and Validation: Methods and Tools
  9. 4.9Human Factors: Considerations in HMI Design
  10. 4.40Regulations and Standards: HMI Compliance in UAM
  1. 5.5HMI Fundamentals: User-Centered Design and Interaction Principles
  2. 5.5HMI Architecture: Components, Interfaces, and Embedded Systems
  3. 5.3Interface Design: Visual Elements, Widgets, and Responsive Design
  4. 5.4User Experience (UX): Usability, Accessibility, and Intuitive Design
  5. 5.5​​Functional Safety in HMI: Integrity, Redundancy, and Risk Mitigation
  6. 5.6Safe Operation: Procedures, Protocols, and Fault Management
  7. 5.7System Integration: Communication with Sensors, Actuators, and Control Systems
  8. 5.8Validation and Verification: Testing, Simulations, and Failure Scenarios
  9. 5.9Performance Optimization: Latency, Response Speed, and Energy Efficiency
  10. 5.50The Future of HMI: Technological Trends and Advanced Applications
  1. 6.6Principles of Intuitive Interface Design
  2. 6.2User-Centered Design (UCD) in UAM
  3. 6.3Key Elements of the HMI Interface for UAM
  4. 6.4Safety and Reliability in HMI Design
  5. 6.5Efficient Operation and Workflow in UAM
  6. 6.6Data Integration in the HMI Interface
  7. 6.7Display of Critical Information
  8. 6.8Testing and Validation of the HMI Interface
  9. 6.9Adaptation to Different Users and Roles
  10. 6.60Design Considerations for Emergencies
  1. 7.7Human-Machine Interface (HMI) Fundamentals for UAM
  2. 7.2User-Centered Design: Principles and Applications in UAM
  3. 7.3HMI Architecture: Essential Components and Functionalities
  4. 7.4Safety in HMI Design for UAM: Risk Prevention and Mitigation
  5. 7.7User Experience (UX) in HMI: Intuitive Design and Accessibility
  6. 7.6Operation and Control: Strategies for Safe and Efficient Flight
  7. 7.7Integrating HMI with UAM Systems
  8. 7.8HMI Testing and Validation: Ensuring Reliability and Safety
  9. 7.9Regulatory and Certification Aspects of HMI for UAM
  10. 7.70Case Study: Analysis of Successful HMIs and Challenges in UAM
  1. 8.8Human-Machine Interface (HMI) Fundamentals in UAM
  2. 8.8User-Centered Design Principles for UAM
  3. 8.3Key Elements of Safe Operation in UAM Systems
  4. 8.4HMI Architecture and Components in UAM
  5. 8.5Intuitive Interface Design and User Experience (UX)
  6. 8.6Functional Safety and Cybersecurity in HMIs for UAM
  7. 8.7HMI Testing and Validation in UAM Environments
  8. 8.8Regulatory Considerations and Industry Standards
  9. 8.8HMI Integration with Flight Control Systems
  10. 8.80Case Studies and Best Practices in HMI Design for UAM
  1. 9.9HMI Fundamentals for UAM: Design and Key Concepts
  2. 9.9HMI Architecture in UAM: Components and Functionalities
  3. 9.3User-Centered Design (HCD) Principles in HMI for UAM
  4. 9.4User Interface (UI) in HMI: Intuitive Design and Accessibility
  5. 9.5User Experience (UX) in HMI: Evaluation and Optimization
  6. 9.6Critical Security Elements in HMI for UAM
  7. 9.7Operation and Control in HMI: Procedures and Protocols
  8. 9.8Integrating HMI with UAM Systems: Hardware and Software
  9. 9.9Certification and Security Standards in HMI for UAM
  10. 9.90Case Studies: HMI Implementation in Different UAM Models
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Methodology, software & labs

How you'll learn

  • Hands-on methodology: test-before-you-trust, design reviews, failure analysis, compliance evidence.
  • Software (depending on licenses/partners): MATLAB/Simulink, Python (NumPy/SciPy), OpenVSP, SU2/OpenFOAM, Nastran/Abaqus, AMESim/Modelica, acoustics tools, planning toolchains DO-178C.
  • SEIUM Laboratories: scale rotor bench, vibrations/acoustics, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL for AFCS, data acquisition with strain gauging.
  • Standards and compliance: EN 9100, 17025, ISO 27001, GDPR.
Accreditable laboratories(EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
Evidence-oriented Master's Thesis:safety case, test plan, compliance dossier and operational limits.
Industry Mentored:teachers with experience in training, , eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
Flexible modality(hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
Ethics and safety:safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
Career opportunities

Where this takes you

HMI Specialist (Human-Machine Interface Design, User Experience)**HMI Engineer** (Design and development of human-machine interfaces for transportation systems)**HMI Specialist** (Design and implementation of human-machine interfaces for passengers and operators)**HMI Specialist** (Design and implementation of human-machine interfaces for passengers and UAM operators)**HMI Specialist** (Design and implementation of human-machine interfaces for passengers and UAM operators)**HMI Specialist** (Design and implementation of human-machine interfaces for passengers and UAM operators)
Admissions & scholarships

Requirements

  • Profile: Background in Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or related fields; practical experience in NLP and valued information retrieval systems.
  • Documentation: Updated CV, academic transcript, SOP/statement of purpose, project examples or code (optional).
  • Process: Application → Technical evaluation of profile and experience → Technical interview → Review of case studies → Final decision → Enrollment.
  • Fees:
    • Single payment: 10% discount.
    • Payment in 3 installments: No fees; 30% upon registration + 2 equal monthly payments of the remaining 35%. Monthly payment: available with a 7% commission on the total; annual review. Scholarships: based on academic merit, financial need, and promoting inclusion; agreements with companies in the sector for partial or full scholarships. See "Calendar & Calls for Applications," "Scholarships & Grants," and "Fees & Financing" in the SEIUM mega-menu.

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It is not mandatory. We offer leveling tracks and tutoring.

Completely. It covers e-propulsion, integration, and emerging regulations (SC-VTOL).

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