COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Digital Creative Media program offers a dynamic and flexible curriculum that prepares students to thrive in the rapidly evolving creative industries. In the first semester, students study compulsory modules such as Media Design and Production and Grand Challenges, while tailoring their learning through a range of optional modules. These include choices between Programming Fundamentals, Digital Media Audiences and Markets, Entrepreneurship, or Digital Heritage, Museums and Cultural Industries, alongside further options like Experience Design with Digital Technologies or Principles of Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics. This blend allows students to combine technical skills with industry-specific knowledge and creative practices. In the second semester, the focus shifts toward independent research through the Dissertation, while optional modules allow for deeper exploration of specialised areas. Students can select from subjects such as Digital Practices for Customer Engagement, Creative Industries: Contexts and Practices, Intellectual Property, Immersive Experiences and Creative Technologies, Artificial Intelligence and Society, Internet of Things and Applications, Digital Technologies for Market Analysis, Collaborative Project, Cloud Applications and Services, or Game Technologies and Advanced 3D Environments. This rich selection ensures students can build expertise that aligns with their personal interests and career ambitions, while gaining hands-on skills to lead innovation in digital media.