Virtual and Augmented Reality MA

This course aims to help develop the creative, critical and technical skills required for practitioners to develop, craft, perform, co-create and share immersive arts experiences.<br/><br/>**Why you should study this course**<br/><br/>The course has been structured to allow you the opportunity to gain a breadth of experience and also to work in-depth on a chosen specialism, with the aim of becoming a dynamic and agile graduate who is 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 collaborators across communities and industries, digital, cultural, creative and third sectors. Benefits include:<br/><br/><br/>- We 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.<br/><br/><br/>- 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 in Oxford, and the National Media Museum in Bradford.<br/>