London College of Communication - Univ. of the Arts London
MasterOnline
Price on request
Discover all our Other Media courses
See all
See all
Description
Type
Postgraduate
Location
Leicester
Duration
1 Year
Description
You can also explore the DMU campus by visiting our Virtual Open Day.--> Reasons to study Digital Arts MA at De Montfort University: Students are able to develop their own digital arts specialism whilst gaining a multi-disciplinary understanding and experience of digital arts practice. Students are encouraged to take risks and innovate to develop truly extraordinary work. The programme has close links with regional, national and international digital arts practitioners, networks and organisations. Students have exposure to and interaction with a dedicated team of digital arts practitioners and research-active academics in both hands-on, collaborative workshops and visiting lectures. Practical
Facilities
Location
Start date
Leicester
(Leicestershire)
See map
The Gateway, LE1 9BH
Start date
Different dates availableEnrolment now closed
Different dates availableEnrolment now closed
Different dates availableEnrolment now closed
About this course
Typical entry requirements You should have the equivalent or above of a 2:2 or above UK bachelor’s honours degree in Digital Arts or a related subject, such as Music Technology, Fine Art, or Performing Arts. If you have other professional qualifications and industry experience, we will consider your application on an individual basis. International students If English is not your first language an IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent when you start the course is essential.
Questions & Answers
Add your question
Our advisors and other users will be able to reply to you
We are verifying your question adjusts to our publishing rules. According to your answers, we noticed you might not be elegible to enroll into this course, possibly because of: qualification requirements, location or others. It is important you consult this with the Centre.
Thank you!
We are reviewing your question. We will publish it shortly.
Or do you prefer the center to contact you?
Reviews
Have you taken this course? Share your opinion
This centre's achievements
2021
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 15 years
Subjects
Presentation
Project
Course programme
Semester one Research Methods for Creative Practice. This module provides a grounding in research methods for creative technologies projects, offering students methodologies and techniques to support and develop their learning throughout their course of study. The module will cover research methods across art and design, humanities and technology. Students will be given techniques in methods of collaborative and cooperative working as well as systems of the development of creative ideas and research. Digital Technologies for Arts Practice A/Digital Technologies for Arts Practice B. These modules provide a practical understanding of a range of different digital technologies through workshops and lectures delivered by established practitioners in the field and will be assessed through a negotiated group project, where students work collaboratively to produce a piece of digital artwork. Digital Arts Seminar I. This module serves as a forum for the survey and discussion of important theoretical texts and examples of practice in the field of digital arts. Students will identify an area of interest, and make a research presentation of their own practical interests in the context of the texts/practices discussed in the seminar, helping them to situate their practice in relation to research in the broader field, and to share their discoveries with a diverse group of practitioners. Semester two Professional Practice Workshop. This module will give students a practical understanding of the different methods of dissemination, presentation and communication of practice/research/projects in creative technologies as well as practical experience in presenting their research to a range of audiences. It will cover types of research outputs and dissemination, research presentation formats, ways to present and market research to different audience types, communication and presentation techniques, and project planning, culminating in an assessed showcase event for both public and private audiences. Digital Arts Practice A/Digital Arts Practice B. These modules will continue to expose students to new technologies for digital arts practice, as in Digital Technologies for Arts Practice, while shifting the focus from collaborative exploratory workshops to the pursuit of developing individuals’ creative interests in practice. The module will be taught through workshops, tutorials, and critique/presentation of individual projects. Students will be assessed on the bodies of practical work produced in the module. Digital Arts Seminar II. This module serves as a forum for the survey and discussion of important theoretical texts and examples of practice in the field of digital arts. Toward the middle of the semester, the students will become responsible for selecting texts and practices for discussion and leading sessions. Students will produce a piece of scholarly writing on the relationship of their digital arts practice to a specific text. Semester three Major Project. This module is the culmination of practical modules designed to support students in a structured progression through the establishment, development and evaluation of a digital arts practice, and the production of an individual body of work, as a means to a tacit and articulate understanding of the contemporary subject at an advanced level. It is an opportunity for students to demonstrate initiative, personal responsibility, complex decision making, and that they have acted autonomously in planning and implementing tasks at a professional level. Note: All modules are subject to change in order to keep content current
See related categories
Other Media Postgraduate Degrees
Distance learning Other Media Postgraduate Degrees
London College of Communication - Univ. of the Arts London
MasterOnline
Price on request
Discover all our Other Media courses
See all
See all
Add similar courses and compare them to help you choose.
{title}
{rating}
{centerName}
{price}
{price}{priceBeforeDiscount}{taxCaption}
{options}
Training by subject
Postgraduate Degrees of Business and Management Postgraduate Degrees of Design and Media Postgraduate Degrees of Finance Postgraduate Degrees of Health Postgraduate Degrees of Humanities, Social Science, Education Postgraduate Degrees of Industry and Science Postgraduate Degrees of IT, Computing, Telecommunications Postgraduate Degrees of Languages Postgraduate Degrees of Law and Defence Postgraduate Degrees of Sales and Marketing Postgraduate Degrees of Sports and Leisure Postgraduate Degrees of Tourism and Hospitality