12 monthsProgramme duration
19,750 GBPTuition Fee/year
30 Jun, 2026Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Art and Design
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
You will learn the software you need to get ahead in this demanding industry while being given the opportunity to apply your ideas in real world situations. Your study is in our dedicated studio shared with students on Heritage & Exhibition Design, Design for Interactive Experience and Lighting Design.
Through shared and dedicated modules, you will establish and develop your own practice within this exciting area. You will develop work for screens at varying sizes as well as projections on surfaces and objects, your work will focus on a variety of use cases such as infographics for exhibitions, interstitial clips and moving images.
Working in a studio environment with students on other courses affords collaboration and cross discipline exploration. You will have the freedom to investigate making your work interactive or producing work that is focused on a specific environment. Our modules enjoy regular input from industry partners, and you will be taught by experts who practice in the areas they are teaching. The academic team working on the programme are established practitioners and researchers with the ability to guide you in the pursuit of your expertise.
On this course you will be encouraged to develop and pursue your own ideas and means of expression. You will have access to a range of environments and spaces in which to develop your work. Our students are encouraged to make use of our well-equipped workshop to produce complementary 3D objects and printed graphics to augment their work and modes of expression.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Art and Design
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
You will learn the software you need to get ahead in this demanding industry while being given the opportunity to apply your ideas in real world situations. Your study is in our dedicated studio shared with students on Heritage & Exhibition Design, Design for Interactive Experience and Lighting Design.
Through shared and dedicated modules, you will establish and develop your own practice within this exciting area. You will develop work for screens at varying sizes as well as projections on surfaces and objects, your work will focus on a variety of use cases such as infographics for exhibitions, interstitial clips and moving images.
Working in a studio environment with students on other courses affords collaboration and cross discipline exploration. You will have the freedom to investigate making your work interactive or producing work that is focused on a specific environment. Our modules enjoy regular input from industry partners, and you will be taught by experts who practice in the areas they are teaching. The academic team working on the programme are established practitioners and researchers with the ability to guide you in the pursuit of your expertise.
On this course you will be encouraged to develop and pursue your own ideas and means of expression. You will have access to a range of environments and spaces in which to develop your work. Our students are encouraged to make use of our well-equipped workshop to produce complementary 3D objects and printed graphics to augment their work and modes of expression.
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