Are you excited by design and the creative possibilities of new technology? Digital Design at Kent combines both, allowing you to solve design challenges whilst gaining expertise to work in the creative industries. You'll take a practical and theoretical approach to digital design, allowing you to design and build interactive products and services of the future whilst equipping you with skills sought after by employers. Your year abroad, taken between your second and final years, offers an excellent opportunity to develop multidisciplinary skills through experiencing a new culture and discovering how your subject is taught in a different environment. You will be taught in English, with potential destinations including universities in the US, Singapore, and Australia.
The course blends creativity and cutting-edge technology for the fast-moving creative economy. You’ll start with a broad, hands-on foundation in areas like UX/UI, 3D production, and immersive experience design, then specialise as your interests sharpen. From day one, you’ll create portfolio-ready work using industry-standard tools and specialist facilities. Opportunities are shaped by strong industry links and optional study abroad or a year in industry.
UCAS points are based on qualifications typically achieved by UK students. International students should refer to the University's specific entry requirements for equivalent qualifications.
Figures are for the 2026 intake and may be subject to change.
For the 2026 intake, the annual tuition fee for international students is £23,500. These figures are subject to change.
For A-Levels, the requirement is BBC or 96-112 UCAS points. International students should consult the University's specific entry requirements for equivalent qualifications.
The programme is taught in English. Potential study abroad destinations include universities in the US, Singapore, and Australia.
International students have a specific application route, which can be accessed through the University's international application system. You can sign up for Priority Clearing to receive updates.
The programme includes a year abroad taken between the second and final years of study. The total duration is typically four years, with three academic stages and one year abroad.
The course is designed to equip you with skills sought after by employers in the creative industries, with a focus on designing and building interactive products and services. Projects mirror industry expectations to build a portfolio for potential employers.