Students can compete for funds from the EC to support work placements within Europe. The School also offers to postgraduate students a limited amount of Chivers scholarships, which are awarded against course tuition fees. Course structure Practical projects and collaborations in Stage 1 will allow students to experience and gain knowledge of the necessary technical and organisational processes of multimedia and digital communications whilst the role of research and concept development assists the function of creative design problem solving. Students will be required to meet the challenges of group critique and discussion forming a dynamic and independent profile by Semester 3. The programme with its core study areas and unitised scheme is designed to reflect and respond to technological innovation and change, whilst embracing new creative opportunities, thus ensuring that EMMA stays at the forefront of advanced professional practice and training needs and at the same time maintains the highest standard of academic integrity.
Assessment is continuous by project, supplemented by presentation, written work and collaboration.
Good undergraduate degree or exemplary track record of professional work in media, arts, computing or communication design.