BA (Hons) Digital Media Design
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I would not recommend this place, internet never works and its such a basic . Accomodation is high and I don't understand why is that so. They don't maintain any building. Its not at all a place to be.
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This place taught me to be independent and introduced me with different cultures as well.
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I enjoyed the first semester but the second semester was messy and unorganised.
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Bachelor's degree
In Hatfield
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Hatfield
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
September
This course explores the digital domain, including multimedia platforms, mobile devices, and augmented and virtual realities, and establishes a rich, hybrid area of study for the 21st century. By using practice-based approaches and theory-led methodologies, the programme aims to provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to become part of the digital revolution.
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About this course
Digital Media Design is an award targeted towards students interested in experimenting with new interactive technologies (for example, Kinect 2, Leap Motion, Oculus Rift), creating web-based content (web-design, smartphone applications etc.), becoming experts in designing user experiences (interface layout, interface navigation, visual communication, branding), creating environment responsive public installations (projection mapping, multi-screen presentations) and creating augmented and virtual reality applications. Exploring a combination of various digital mediums, platforms and skills, this degree has an emphasis on employability and strong industry links to keep the course up-to-date and relevant, build connections, and shape students into tomorrow's professionals.
Potential employment prospects include:
Media Production houses
Content Creation
Mobile and web applications
Web design
User experience expert in industries such as games, mobile, TV, and web
Interactive designer / developer
Digital branding / advertising
96 UCAS points
Reviews
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I would not recommend this place, internet never works and its such a basic . Accomodation is high and I don't understand why is that so. They don't maintain any building. Its not at all a place to be.
← | →
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This place taught me to be independent and introduced me with different cultures as well.
← | →
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I enjoyed the first semester but the second semester was messy and unorganised.
← | →
Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
Student reviewer
Omar
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Student
Student
This centre's achievements
All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 5 years
Subjects
- Design
- Web
- Project
- Industry
- Media
- Gaming
- Theories
- Histories
- Design and Creative
- Web Application Design
Course programme
During the first year, students concentrate on building their core skillset, which includes graphic design, web design, video and sound editing, image manipulation, and basic photography skills. At the same time, aided by research literature and ideation sessions, they are introduced to concepts such as visual communication, ubiquitous design and user experience.
Second yearIn the second year, students delve deeper into web-based content, and learn how to create mobile applications, interactive digital comics, video game prototypes and physical interfaces. The year culminates with a multi-disciplinary exhibition, where the Digital Media Design students lead a collaborative project, which includes students from other disciplines across the School of Creative Arts such as Music, Photography and Architecture or an external institution.
Third yearIn the final year, students propose, manage and realise a substantial media project, alongside the production of a report in a subject of their choosing. Students examine and produce work for the multiple types of digital media platforms now available. Their studies will also prepare them for employment through professional development planning, sector analysis, portfolio development, networking and careers advice.
Work PlacementPlacements are a valuable means of establishing industrial contacts and gaining an insight into the commercial reality of a chosen discipline. We have a long history of students working with industry to supplement the taught university curriculum with real life on the job experience.
This has seen students working right across the creative industries sector: in graphic, product and interior design consultancies, working as artist in residence in galleries, producing props and sets for the film & TV industry, shadowing teachers in education, working with commercial photographers through to students working right across the Music industry.
Level 4
Core Modules
- Design and Creative Practices 1 - 45 Credits
- Design and Creative Practices 2 - 45 Credits
- Media in Mind: Histories, Theories, Contexts (C&CS) - 30 Credits
Level 5
Core Modules
- Teamwork Practices - 30 Credits
- Independent Project - 30 Credits
- Mobile and Web Application Design - 15 Credits
- Storytelling and Gaming - 15 Credits
- Connections and Perspectives I : Exploring Creative Media and Digital Cultures - 15 Credits
- Connections and Perspectives II : Exploring Creative Media and Digital Cultures - 15 Credits
Level 6
Core Modules
- Degree Project - 60 Credits
- Dissertation (C&CS) - 30 Credits
- Professional Practices - 30 Credits
Additional information
£11950 for the 2018/2019 academic year
BA (Hons) Digital Media Design