This degree combines creative design principles with cutting-edge technology to prepare you for a career in the rapidly evolving creative industries. You will learn to design and build interactive products and services for the future, developing sought-after skills that are highly valued by employers. The course takes a practical and theoretical approach, ensuring you gain both the conceptual understanding and the hands-on experience needed to succeed. A key feature of this program is the optional Year in Industry, which takes place between your second and final years of study. This provides an invaluable opportunity to gain real-world work experience with companies offering design or technology-focused placements. This placement not only allows you to explore a specific career path but can also lead to future job offers from your host employer upon graduation.
The course curriculum is designed to provide a broad foundation in digital design, allowing you to specialize as your interests develop. You will work with industry-standard tools and facilities from the outset. The following modules are typical but may be subject to change.
Please check the 'All entry requirements' link for comprehensive details.
Fees are per year and subject to change. Please refer to the University's tuition fees pages for the most up-to-date information.
International students are charged £23,500 per year for tuition. Please note that fees are subject to change and you should refer to the University's tuition fees pages for the most up-to-date information.
For A-Levels, the typical requirement is BBC or 96-112 UCAS points. It is recommended to check the 'All entry requirements' link for comprehensive details.
The BSc (Hons) Digital Design programme typically includes three stages of study, with an optional Year in Industry that takes place between the second and final years.
You can apply through the standard university application process, either directly through the University of Kent's admissions portal or via UCAS if applicable. For specific guidance and deadlines, visit the official University of Kent admissions pages.
The course is designed to equip you with skills directly applicable to the creative industries, preparing you for roles in design and technology. The Year in Industry also provides a pathway to potential employment.