Course Modules

A performance-making module. You will conceive, produce and present a new, public-facing, performance, driven by your distinctive approach to performance and (the) environment. Medium, duration and presentation format is negotiable and concomitant with your critical and practical interests and ideas. […]

You will take on a work placement to further develop your relevant making, critical and organisational skills, contextual knowledge, and a deeper understanding of a variety of possible career outcomes in the arts. You will make a placement proposal and

You will learn the principles of capturing and manipulating digital images through a mix of lectures and workshops. Technical sessions will provide you with basic skills in using photo-editing software. The module places a particular emphasis on being able to

6 month industrial placement project The aim of this module is to support and guide you as you begin to transit towards your chosen CGI/VFX/Animation career pathway. With a focus on professional practice and industry competencies, you are expected to

4 week intensive summer school at Bognor Regis campus This module is designed to be delivered as a compressed and intensive experience across 4 weeks. During this module you will study daily and be expected to be fully dedicated to

Taught online or at BigRock campus, Italy (3 months) This module serves as a dynamic platform for you to embark on a personalised exploration within the expansive landscape of digital production. Centered around the execution of individual projects, you are

Taught at BigRock, Italy (3 months) This comprehensive module is tailored for students aspiring to excel in the dynamic field of visual effects and animation for film and gaming. Through a combination of theoretical insights and hands-on experiences, you will

This module enables part time Single Honours students to consolidate a substantial self-initiated project through the resolution of visual and contextual research into a significant and substantial body of works selected for a public exhibition (the Degree Show) that articulates

This module enables part time Single Honours students to engage with a substantial self-initiated project through the development of visual and contextual research into a significant and substantial body of works that sets the scene for Studio 3C (degree show)

You will produce a dissertation which supports and strengthens your studio practice, with critically engaged study of the key artists/influences, theories and ideas that manifest in your own work. The emphasis of this module is on depth of enquiry and