Interactive Media Practice

This exciting new multidisciplinary MA Interactive Media Practice degree offered at the University of Westminster embraces a hackathon culture with specialist labs that boast newly designed flexible learning spaces for students to work more collaboratively on innovation protocols.The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

Many students will work on industry briefs as well as their own projects independently within and outside our course clusters. This collaborative approach to learning and research often leads to successful projects that are commercially viable and can quickly gain industry recognition, and also contribute to students’ portfolios.

Within the MA Interactive Media Practice degree offered at the University of Westminster you’ll examine the communication of ideas in a networked world through our entrepreneurship incubator program and consider the many impacts of digital media in everyday life for commercial trajectories through practice-based projects.The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

Careers

• The Interactive Media Practice MA offers an ideal foundation for those seeking employment in the digital media industries, which increasingly require people who can work with technology from a creative perspective.

• This course has been designed to help its students attain a high level of employability. On completing the course, previous graduates have gained employment in leading digital agencies.

• Some have progressed in their existing careers to management positions or have founded their own start-ups, while others have developed solutions for NGOs or have worked on governmental projects in China. Some graduates have gone on to further study and practice-based PhDs.

Job roles

This course will prepare you for roles in:

• Digital transformation

• Innovation design

• Interaction design

• UX design/development

Courses include:

• Innovation and Interactive Design

• Mobile Apps and Wearables

• UX Design and Development

• Hack Lab and Creative Technology

• Digital Marketing

• Digital Technologies and Communication Policy

• Self-Representation and Digital Practice