Entry requirements

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Months of entry

September

Course content

Our MSc Creative Computing course will prepare you for advanced professional roles within the fields of creative technology. This experimental approach will challenge you to apply complex computational thinking to create sophisticated outcomes, enhancing your awareness of creative computing practices and methodologies.

The curriculum will help you engage with advanced programming, write code, prototype, and develop software for creative computational applications. The course will foster an advanced understanding of professional technologies and workflows, enabling you to systematically and creatively resolve complex issues. The course focuses on designing digital experiences within the context of creative practices. With a research-led approach, you will explore the boundaries between technology and creativity and their symbiotic relationship. Through project-based learning, you will enhance your skills in programming languages, physical computing, and software development for creative practitioners.

The course encourages a critical approach to creative computing, considering social and ethical implications and promoting inclusivity and diversity in technology use. By the end, you’ll have a professional approach to computational practice ready for large-scale projects in the creative digital sector or within the digital technology sector more broadly.

Information for international students

The UK is renowned for its world-class education and vibrant cultural scene, making it a prime destination for international students. Norwich stands out as a hub for creativity, innovation, and inclusivity, offering students from over 40 countries the opportunity to thrive academically and personally. At Norwich, you’ll be part of a vibrant international community that enriches the University’s cultural fabric.

Visit Norwich University of the Arts International webpages for the latest information.