UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

undergraduate courses

enquiries

If you have any questions about any of our Undergraduate course please contact us using the details in our Enquiries section, you will also find details on Tuition Fees and Financial Support, how to find us and any open-days we may be running in the near future.

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Full details of all courses from EIMC are available as an Adobe Acrobat file for download (approx. 5.2MB). If you don't have Adobe Acrobat reader you can download it for free from the Adobe website.

courses introduction

The Department of EIMC at the University of Bradford currently offers various BA and BSc degree programmes for undergraduates. These courses normally run over three years, although some students may prefer to take the Informatics Foundation Year, which results in a four year course. The degree courses the Department currently offers are:

• BA(Hons) in Computer Animation
• BA(Hons) in Design for Computer Games
• BA in Digital Media
• BA in Live Arts and Performance
• BA in Media Studies with options in:
  • Cinematics
  • Computer Animation
  • Digital Imaging
  • Music Technology
  • Television
  • Web Design
• BA in Television Poduction
• BSc in Computer Animation and Special Effects
• BSc in Digital Media and Technologies
• BSc in Web Design and Technologies
• BSc in Interactive Systems and Video Games Design
• BSc in Media Technology and Production
• Foundation Year in Informatics
• Foundation Degree in Digital & Creative Enterprise

national media museum

Some courses are delivered in conjunction with the National Media Museum, which has responsibility for specific aspects and disciplines. Further details on the Museum can be found in our Department section

course aims

The aim of our undergraduate degree programmes is to produce graduates who are 'well prepared to become professionals in the new media and related industries'.

As a student, you will learn how to create content in a range of digital media forms, understand the underpinning technologies and be aware of the social and cultural contexts in which digital media is produced and distributed.

The degree courses offered by the Department of EIMC aim to develop these skills through their practical content. In particular, group and individual project work has an integrating function, allowing you to bring together the more specialised technical design and aesthetic considerations explored in the courses.