MA Digital Media Arts
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Postgraduate
In Hatfield
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Hatfield
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Duration
1 Year
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Start date
September
Digital Media are everywhere in the modern world, affecting all aspects of our lives, our work, leisure and social and personal relationships. The MA Digital Media Arts award allows students to gain practical experience and knowledge of the ways that a range of contemporary digital media are produced and used, both alone and in combination. Working in one or more specialisms which can include video, kinetics, animation, games, photography, social and interactive media, students are encouraged to experiment with combinations of media through digital ‘sketches’ and then, through developing more extended works informed by their individual interests, to pursue a substantial, practical enquiry into an original creative application of digital media in a major project.
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About this course
Digital Media Arts provides an opportunity to study one or more digital specialisms including video, kinetics, animation, sound, games, photography, social and interactive media.Experiment and explore emerging technologies and develop innovative and effective combinations of practices and media.Develop high-level skills in your chosen specialisms or areas of interest supported by expert tutors.Project-based work where the emphasis is on the creative, informed application of new technologies and devices to produce compelling user experiences.You will be able to produce a substantial self-initiated digital media project supported by excellent resources and expertise
Interactive Advertising production, Digital strategists, Multimedia producers for TV and Radio, Media designers for Museums and public information systems, Games developers, VJ for live performances, Digital Activism, User Experience innovators, digital entrepreneurs.
Applicants should have an honours degree (2:2 or above) or equivalent professional experience in a digital media area or a strong interest in one or more areas of digital media combined with an honours degree (2:2 or above) in an unrelated area. Accreditation of professional experience may be possible for practitioners without a first degree
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This University is an amazing place to study. The campus, teachers and student life are incredible!
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don't live on the Havilland unless you have no other choice. Not a good experience.
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I find the university not value for money. The services are really very slow and confusing as well. The only thing I could feel good about it was great food destinations in the city like ASDA.
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Recommended
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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 7 years
Subjects
- Project
- Media Relations
- Media Studies
- Media
- Media Marketing
- Arts management
- Media planning
- Digital Media
- Arts
- Economies
- Media Arts
Course programme
Level 7
Core Modules
- Creative Economies - 15 Credits
- Major Study: Digital Media Arts - 60 Credits
- Research and Enquiry - 15 Credits
- Practice 1: Media - 30 Credits
- Practice 2: Media - 30 Credits
- Media Discourses - 30 Credits
Optional
- Research and Enquiry (Online) - 15 Credits
- Creative Economies (Online) - 15 Credit
The course is delivered through a mix of seminars, lectures and tutorials by an expert, specialist, teaching team. As a Digital Media Arts student, you will produce a range of practical projects and gain skills in a variety of technologies and systems while at the same time developing your knowledge of current developments and practices across the digital media field. For your master’s degree project, you will specify and then produce a substantial digital media artefact which reflects your own interests and career plans. We particularly encourage experimentation and cross-disciplinary projects including those that seek to redefine the ambitions, functions and social organisations that digital media can support. During the course, some students will participate in selected undergraduate technical classes in addition to their masters study so that they can update or develop specific skills. Professional, theoretical and critical skills are also taught alongside the technical and design content through the use of academic blogs and presentations.
All students on this programme engage in an interdisciplinary project as a part of their MA study, giving them an opportunity to work with students from other disciplines in an experimental and creative way.
Work PlacementThere are work related learning opportunities on this course, all students complete a live external brief as part of their coursework.
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MA Digital Media Arts