Graphic Design and Visualisation MA
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Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Loughborough
This programme aims to develop a specialist approach to graphic design and visualisation through combining traditional and contemporary approaches in the field.
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About this course
Your personal and professional development
Our MA in Graphic Design and Visualisation is centred around the Project Proposal, which you will write. We look for original, thought-provoking and innovative ideas which can be explored at MA level. To that end we expect a level of maturity and autonomy which you can build on whilst studying at Loughborough University. The MA will provide you with the theoretical, conceptual, practical and entrepreneurial skills to further develop your practice in a professional environment.
Future career prospects
The universal demand for graphical knowledge and increasing emphasis on visualising complexity across diverse fields provides a vast range of career choices for graduates. Depending on individual aspirations, students evolve their practical, historical and theoretical interests for a career in industry or academic research through PhD study.
Graduates may also decide to start their own businesses venture, or work freelance in a range of design-related disciplines.
Your personal development
Our Graphic Design and Visualisation MA programme aims to aid you in using reflection and analysis to connect and improve known and unknown situations, and communicating ideas, concepts, theories, and arguments with different audiences.
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Subjects
- Materials
- IT
- Office IT
- Design
- Project
- Project Proposal
- Ms Office
- Visualisation
Course programme
What you'll study
Our Graphic Design and Visualisation MA programme enables you to explore topics of your choosing related to graphic design and visualisation, while gaining a solid foundation in processes and techniques relevant to individual and group practice.
Modules
Graphic Design and Visualisation MA covers a wide range of topics; to give you a taster we have expanded on some of the core modules affiliated with this programme and the specific assessment methods associated with each module.
- Semester 1
- Semester 2
- Summer
Semester 1
Design and Research (30 credits)
Design and Research (30 credits)
This module requires the interrogation of issues related to a specialised field of study in graphic design and visualisation. A topic area (of your choosing) will be exposed and explored through a range of learning and teaching activities. Detailed inquiry is reported in verbal, visual and written format at intervals throughout. This leads to the submission of a written assignment that introduces the associated history, theory and criticism of the student's chosen topic area, a visual audit of graphic objects in that field, and a clearly stated research question that will guide future inquiry.
Exploring Materials Processes and Techniques (30 credits)
Exploring Materials Processes and Techniques (30 credits)
The modules requires the exploration of contemporary and emerging materials, processes and techniques relevant to individual and group practice. Detailed findings are reported in verbal, visual and written formats.
Semester 2
Final Project: Situating and Rehearsing (30 credits)
Final Project: Situating and Rehearsing (30 credits)
This module focuses on proposing, developing and evaluating a final project proposal in the context of professional and entrepreneurial practice, and through examining commercial, technical, social and ethical opportunities, and constraints.
Research Methodologies: Art and Design (30 credits)
Research Methodologies: Art and Design (30 credits)
This module develops the 'research journey' in relation to the appropriate use of research questions, context, methods, and practice. This includes: literature review, development of hypotheses, development of research strategy, validation of research methods and a poster presentation.
Summer
Final Project (60 credits)
Final Project (60 credits)
Creative studio practice in this module is proposed in the student-led learning agreement and informed by tutorial review. The learning agreement is finalised in the first week of study, through negotiation between the student and the responsible examiner.
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