Human language technology (HLT) is becoming increasingly essential to analyze, understand and exploit the huge amounts of information currently available in the form of web, textual or spoken documents. HLT gives people the possibility of using speech and/or natural language to interact to conversational machines and support advanced services. Service and technology providers are therefore strong supporters of this technology. The Master in Human Language Technology and Interfaces aims at providing skills in the basic theories, algorithms, and applications of this technology through courses taught by internationally recognized researchers from the university, research centers and supporting industry partners. This master is aimed both to students seeking advanced education to pursue a career in the HLTI industry or research track (e.g. PhD). Educational credits gained completing this program can be partly recognized to students afterwards admitted to the ICT International Doctoral School.