Masters Degrees in Computer Generated Visual & Audio Effects, England, United Kingdom

Develop your specialism within creative technology on this flexible master’s course. You’ll hone your ability to work collaboratively with like-minded professionals. Read more

Create digital content, make it work in an interactive environment and distribute it over diverse networks. You’ll work in an intellectually stimulating environment. Read more

Position yourself at the cutting edge of vision and imaging with this one-of-a-kind Master’s programme. The Computer Graphics, Vision and Imaging MSc takes a 360-degree approach to imagery, ranging from interpreting real world images through computer systems, to the use of virtual and augmented reality. Read more

Join a flourishing course that equips students with a robust portfolio with which to enter the creative industries. Read more

This course focuses on the programming skills necessary for the field of game development. You will create and develop computer games both alone and as part of a team. Read more

Channel your creativity and develop the next generation of video games. Join a multi-skilled team and become part of a vibrant games and technology community. Read more

By studying this Masters degree, you’ll be well placed to join one of the most performance-driven applications of computer science – the multi-billion pound global games industry. Read more

Our MusM Composition (Electroacoustic Music and Interactive Media) master's course provides an in-depth knowledge of cutting-edge compositional techniques, methodologies and associated aesthetics in creative work that intersects with technology and other artistic or scientific forms. Read more

Immerse yourself in the world of augmented reality technologies. Explore your ideas, achieve innovative outcomes, and create digital experiences. Read more

The School conducts high-quality significant national and international research and offers excellent opportunities for graduate studies, successfully combining modern engineering and technology with the exciting field of digital media. Read more

This course is informed by the work and research of academic staff who specialise in games, with a combination of industry experience and research backgrounds in relevant areas. Read more

As recent developments in computers and sensors make the generation, storage and processing of visual data easier, methods that enable a machine to analyse and understand images and videos become increasingly relevant. Read more

Exploring, experimenting and creating experiences and applications in augmented, extended, mixed and virtual realities, installation, performance, and sensor-based media. Read more