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Creative Technology
Develop your specialism within creative technology on this flexible master’s course. You’ll hone your ability to work collaboratively with like-minded professionals. Companies are often formed within the creative and media industries when talented individuals…
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Computing, Creative Technologies and Engineering
Develop your specialism within creative technology on this flexible master’s course. You’ll hone your ability to work collaboratively with like-minded professionals. Companies are often formed within the creative and media industries when talented individuals come together. You’ll develop strong teamworking skills on this master’s course to ensure you’re prepared for collaborative working. On this course, you’ll: - Gain a broad overview of creative technology while you develop expertise in your area of interest - Choose to specialise in a topic such as emerging 3D computer animation techniques, post-production special visual effects or innovative photographic visual effects technologies - Develop your specialist skills and knowledge of digital technology - Study in our inspiring learning environment, which includes a chroma-key and motion capture studio and a suite of high-quality professional music studios Find out more Take a professional perspective You’ll gain insight from visiting speakers sharing their professional experiences. We have a range of links with: - Local and national music organisations - Arts and festival organisations - Animation, games and visual effects companies Develop a specialist skillset Creative technology is a unique combination of technical innovation and visual creativity. This course is delivered by a skilled group of artists, musicians, designers and technologists, and we pride ourselves on the diversity of our delivery. Why study Creative Technology at — University... - Guest speakers – learn from industry speakers in the music and film industries - Build your network – we have links with local and national music, arts, and festival organisations, plus animation, games and visual effects companies - Flexible learning - develop a broad overview of creative technology while specialising in an area of your choice - — School of Arts – study in one of the largest university arts communities in the north
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants should either have at least a second class honours degree in the cognate subjects of Broadcast Media technology, Computer Animation, Computing, Creative Media Technology, Digital Journalism, Games Design or Digital Arts, at least a second class honours degree in a non-cognate subject supported by evidence of an aptitude for the subject applied for, or be an experienced practitioner who is able to demonstrate a significant understanding of skills and workings of the Creative Technology sector. All applications should be supported by a reference, either academic or professional.
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