Program Description

The course has been structured to allow students opportunities for breadth of experience and also depth in a chosen specialism with the aim of producing dynamic and agile graduates who are prepared for an evolving, creative-critical discipline, not tied to the limitations of any one particular technology or approach. Graduates from the course should be able to excel across the realisation and actualisation of live projects with partners across communities and industries, digital, cultural, creative and 3rd sectors. Benefits include:

• Solid track record of graduate outcomes – 84% of graduates from our media cluster were in work or further study after 15 months (Graduate Outcomes Survey for 2020 leavers)
• High levels of student satisfaction in Media and Communications for our cluster – 1st in the Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey for 2020.
• We also work alongside the University’s Office of Teaching and Learning, the Disruptive Media Learning Lab and Global Opportunities, delivering high quality projects and learning experiences.
• Opportunity to participate in a range of exciting field trips and industry visits – previous students visited the Ai Weiwei Exhibition in London; ESL Games in Leicester; the Ikon gallery in Birmingham; Somerset House in London; Ashmolean and Pitt Rivers Museums, Oxford, and the National Media Museum in Bradford. (subject to availability and additional costs may apply2).
• Coming to study in a hugely diverse city which has been awarded the title of City of Culture 2021, meaning huge local investment and the chance to capitalise on the vibrant range of opportunities, epitomised in the ten-year Cultural Strategy for Coventry.

Upon successful completion of the course, you will be equipped with:

• The creative critical skills to successfully realise a range of multisensory, interactive and immersive artistic products.
• You will have worked independently and collaboratively to produce work in a range of professional contexts, including working to live briefs developed in partnership with industry.
• Graduates will have developed key transferable skills that enable them to operate at the forefront of the emerging immersive sector.
• Some may choose to progress into technical roles, but the course also supports those interested in developing agile skills as writers, performers, directors, producers, designers and facilitators of immersive work.
• Most importantly, the course will emphasise the interdisciplinary nature of immersive ways of working and the sector’s demand for flexible, ambitious, dynamic and self-aware practitioners.

Admission Requirements

• Applicants to this Master’s degree should normally possess a good honours degree (2:1 or equivalent) in a relevant subject. If the degree is in an unrelated subject, applicants need to demonstrate appropriate industry knowledge and experience in their application documentation.
• General Requirement :-
  • Indian Students-Students must achieve 60% in a 3 Year Undergraduate Degree or 55% in a 4 Year.Undergraduate Degree Students from the following Universities will be considered with 55% in a 3 Year Undergraduate Degree (unless applying for Health and Life Science courses): Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai (Madras), Anna, Amity, Andhra Pradesh, Aligarh Muslim, Pune, Bangalore and JNTU.
  • Arab Students-Students who hold a Bachelor’s Degree should have an average grade of 60% or above. Students who have an average grade of 70% or CGPA of 2.5 out of 4 for the Postgraduate Research programmes with a satisfactory research proposal.

IELTS Requirements

Listening	Reading	Writing	Speaking	Overall
5.5	5.5	5.5	5.5	6.5

Remarks:

Indian Students IELTS Waiver:-65% in Standard XII English language from certain examination boards only (Central boards, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Uttarakhand)