Goldsmiths, University of London
BSc (Hons) Digital Arts Computing
London, United Kingdom
BSc
DURATION
3 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
TUITION FEES
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About : The BSc (Hons) Digital Arts Computing program offers students a unique blend of computing and digital arts. It covers various topics, including digital media, programming, and design principles. This course prepares students for a creative and technical career in the digital arts space, ensuring they develop essential skills needed for the evolving industry.
Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various roles such as digital designer, web developer, or multimedia artist. Opportunities exist in sectors like gaming, film, and advertising, providing a strong foundation for a diverse range of creative careers.
In Digital Arts Computing, you will develop artistic work in conversation with critical studies. Through a series of projects for public exhibition, you will explore the materialities of creative computing. This degree will prepare you to transform and lead the field of digital art.
Why study BSc Digital Arts Computing at Goldsmiths?
- This degree places you in the middle of a fast-evolving industry - digital arts computing is where some of the most exciting developments in technology and culture are currently found.
- You’ll learn the fundamentals of programming and the theory behind art and technology, but you’ll also have the chance to develop your creative practice. You’ll be making a variety of artworks, building your portfolio and developing a series of projects that will be exhibited publicly.
- You’ll produce works across a diverse range of media – not just on a screen. Supported by studio technicians in state-of-the-art facilities, you will have access to motion capture, virtual reality, 360 immersive cinema and audio visual, 3D printers, laser cutters, robotics, wearable technologies, woodworking, digital sculpture and embroidery.
- We regularly invite world-class artists and curators to explain their work and engage in critical dialogue with our students. This allows you to develop a wider understanding of the contemporary art scene and how your work sits within the professional art world.