This exciting course is run by Computer Science and Electronic Engineering at Bangor University with modules from the School of Music and Media. It enables you to develop your computing skills, digital literacy, and creative talent. 

You will study core aspects of computer programming and new digital technologies used by the creative industries, including animation, journalism, web technologies, software and computer games, design, and creativity. A particular strength of this programme is a solid grounding in technical skills required to develop computing programs as well as creative, design skills and knowledge of new technologies. You will also benefit from being taught by academic staff who have a worldwide reputation in computer graphics, design, journalism, games and visualisation research.

Internships

Bangor University runs a paid internship scheme within the university’s academic and service departments.

Career

The exciting combination of computer technologies and media expertise will mean graduates will be strongly placed for careers in the Creative Industries. This degree marries technological knowledge with practical application exploration, equipping students for the future with a solid understanding of how computers can be harnessed to further the potential of the creative sectors.