Digital Media Production [with Foundation Year] BA (Hons) BA (Hons) BA (Hons)

**Design and create innovative, engaging digital multimedia content on our BA (Hons) Digital Media Production degree at Cambridge School of Art.**<br/><br/>New technologies and changing platforms mean there’s a growing demand for people with the skills to develop creative digital content across social media and many other digital platforms with a specialist understanding of user experience and design and emerging technologies like VR.<br/><br/>Whether its for businesses, charities, arts organisations and beyond, our BA (Hons) Digital Media Production degree will give you a transferable toolkit to take you on your digital journey. The course will help you develop your artistic vision and technical abilities, while giving you research and analytical skills to strengthen your creative ideas.<br/><br/>You’ll be based in Cambridge School of Art, with access to all our industry-standard software, hardware and extensive facilities. Cambridge is the perfect place to study. It’s a tech hub at the forefront of the digital revolution, often called ‘Silicon Fen’, with digital agencies and companies including Sookio, Onespacemedia, Google, Microsoft and Amazon opening divisions here, as well as creative organisations such as Collusion, Cambridge Museum of Technology and our very own StoryLab Research Institute. Thanks to our links with such companies, you’ll follow briefs and challenges that come straight from industry, and get ongoing support to find placements and work experience. You can also take an optional placement year.<br/><br/>As a BA (Hons) Digital Media Production student at ARU, you’ll develop your digital design and visual communication skills. Our teaching staff and technicians will help you explore, and keep up to date with new industry developments, in areas such as interactive design and animation; video production; digital photography; web design; mobile apps; podcasting; physical computing; user experience and interfaces; motion graphics; immersive storytelling; Virtual Reality; 360 film-making and other technologies.<br/><br/>Throughout your course you’ll have the chance to work on collaborative projects. This is a great way to develop highly sought-after transferable skills such as team working, project planning, digital portfolio creation and marketing. These are among the skills highlighted by Microsoft as the future of work.<br/><br/>At the end of your Digital Media Production degree, you’ll showcase your work in our Degree Show, which is attended every year by industry professionals and recruitment agencies. You can see work by our 2020 graduating students on our PRESENT showcase site.<br/><br/>**Industry-standard facilities**<br/><br/>As a Digital Media Production student at ARU, you’ll have access to all our facilities including:<br/>- Dedicated Mac and PC suites with the latest software including Adobe Creative suite<br/><br/><br/>- Wide-format printers and scanners<br/><br/><br/>- Film studios, VR and 360 cameras, sound studios and video editing suites<br/><br/><br/>- Photography facilities including darkrooms; photographic studios; film processing; digital printing suite<br/><br/><br/>- Media Services professional equipment loans<br/><br/><br/>- Ruskin Gallery, a professional digital art gallery<br/><br/><br/>- Life drawing studio<br/><br/><br/>- Specialist printmaking workshop including etching, screen-printing, and lithography<br/><br/><br/>- 3D workshops for physical media including wood, plastic, metal, and clay.<br/><br/><br/>Our team of technical officers will be on hand to offer training and support. As one of our students youll also have access to all our other art, design and creative industries facilities and equipment.<br/><br/>**Careers**<br/><br/>By completing our BA (Hons) Digital Media Production course youll be prepared for roles including digital media design, web design, social media analysis, content writing, videography, motion graphic art and interactive design. But you’ll also be ready for near-future careers such as digital culture commentator or designer. You might even invent your own new role in this exciting cultural landscape.