Newcastle College University Centre · Full-time
Immersive and Creative Technologies
The MSc Immersive and Creative Technologies is designed for those that wish to pursue an academic or professional career in the exciting and constantly developing immersive technologies industries. During the course you will develop advanced research and pract…
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Digital Technologies
The MSc Immersive and Creative Technologies is designed for those that wish to pursue an academic or professional career in the exciting and constantly developing immersive technologies industries. During the course you will develop advanced research and practical skills and knowledge in relation to current developments in the immersive technology industry. This course is designed for those who have recently finished a Bachelor’s Degree in a technical or creative discipline, such as Animation, Media, Graphics or Games Design and Development wishing to take their research and practical skills further, or those in industry who would like to upskill and formalise their experiences. Upon completion, students will have a broad range of advanced technical skills. This is a one-year course which will prepare you for the challenges and developments within the immersive tech sectors.
Getting in
As the university states it
Minimum 2:2 in the relevant Level 6 qualification.
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