Design Degrees in Portsmouth

...Why take this course? This course will give you the opportunity to debate the potential role of design professionals in the generation of sustainable cities. You will be part of a multi-disciplinary course environment which will help you creatively engage in the design of our cities, relate... Learn about: Urban Design...

...Develop a personal area of study, get involved with some regional regeneration projects and test and develop your ideas and your interior research. I decided... Learn about: Interior Design...

...Why take this course? This course offers you the opportunity to explore graphic design through a range of digital and traditional media. The curriculum is based around thematic teaching with a strong emphasis on research informed design practice. It will empower you with creative problem solving...

...Why take this course? Studying fashion and textile design at the University of Portsmouth you can expect to develop distinctive, creative, industry relevant design expertise, making you an attractive candidate for a wide range of employment opportunities. We offer a unique educational experience... Learn about: Textile Design, Fashion Textile...

...Why take this course? This course is about designing interactions of humans with digital interfaces. The design focus is on human aspects of digital interaction such as multisensory perception, cognition and emotion. You will have the opportunity to enhance your skill set in terms of creative...

... in Wearables and the Internet of Things, is also becoming increasingly physical, affective, networked and interactive. Data Visualisation Design spans traditional graphic and information design, interaction design, information architecture, computational design, design thinking and user-centred and... Learn about: Communication Training...

...Work on real-life projects through our links with industry and various design centres... Learn about: Product Design...

...all of whom are established professionals such as Craig Mackie (Commissioning Deputy Art Editor of The New Scientist ) and Darren Garrett...

...Why take this course? In response to today’s climate change, this course aims to satisfy the demand for new skills in the areas of environmental sustainability and low carbon building design. It will enable you to engage in current debates on the generation of sustainable architecture within our...

...of our partnership schemes with local and global organisations Venture overseas on a European exchange programme or do a paid work placement in industry... Learn about: Civil Engineering...

...Why take this course? This exciting course is designed to deliver graduates who understand the potential of computers in music and have the skills and knowledge to exploit the significant employment prospects in this field. This course will give you the freedom to work in new ways that aren’t... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Why take this course? Communication systems and networks provide a means of linking people and businesses on a global scale and have become vital to modern society. Our emphasis is on understanding system-level principles and on the design and implementation of systems to meet customer requirements... Learn about: Network Training, IT Management, Communication Training...

...Why take this course? The Architecture, Engineering and Construction industry (AEC) is changing: Building Information Modelling and Management (BIM) is becoming the industry standard for the design, build and management of modern buildings and structures. BIM is not just a new technology... Learn about: IT Management, Public Sector, Construction Training...