MA Digital and Visual Communications - Multimedia Design

University of Wolverhampton

Why choose this course?

Are you a designer, artist, photographer or maker that relishes a challenge? If so, studying MA Digital and Visual Communications at the University of Wolverhampton will help enhance your career prospects and creative potential.

The course attracts students from a wide range of disciplines including (but not limited to):

Graphic Design.

Advertising Design.

Illustration.

Photography.

Animation.

Computer Games Design.

Multimedia Design.

The combination of international and UK students on the course creates a dynamic environment where you can advance your creative practice and build a greater appreciation of visual communications theory.

The course helps students to develop their creative design abilities while also gaining knowledge essential for a career in the competitive marketplace of international visual communications.

What happens on the course?

The course provides an opportunity to develop your creative practice, enhance your portfolio of practical work and explore a broad range of digital and visual communication theory.

Typical modules on the course include:

Creative Methodologies in Context.

Experimentation in Digital and Visual Communications Practice.

Developmental Processes in Digital and Visual Communications Practice.

Contemporary Contexts in Digital and Visual Communications.

Realisation in Digital and Visual Communications.

MA Show

On completion of the course, students have an opportunity to exhibit their final major project as part of the MA Show providing a great culmination to their studies. We are currently partnering with Wolverhampton Art Gallery and the New Art Gallery Walsall in hosting our MA Degree Shows.

How will I be assessed?

Portfolio of practical work, presentation, essays and coursework.