Master of Science in Creative Digital Media and UX

The MSc in Creative Digital Media & UX is a taught conversion Masters course run by the School of Media at TU Dublin. The course provides a thorough grounding in the core skills and knowledge of digital media technologies and offers specialist production techniques that equip graduates with a valuable set of technical and design skills that remain highly relevant to a range digital media industries.
The course is designed to advance students' employment potential and addresses the specific needs of employment in the digital media industry. It is also suitable as a foundation for pursuing a career in digital media research.
A fundamental benefit of this programme is the exposure students receive to multiple rounds of design, production and testing cycles in both the taught elements and in the self-realised Major Project. These hands-on experiences in design thinking result in the students producing functional apps that are pragmatic, grounded and user oriented from the outset.
Step changes in the understanding of UX occur for our students as they progress from making sketched designs, through small functional mobile appsgames, to testing fully-functional data-connected interactive apps on users own devices.
Meeting, understanding and designing to solve real-world development challenges give our graduates the skills to join design and development teams in a variety of roles and the confidence to lead end-to-end UX solutions for their products.

Honours bachelor degree (2.2 grade or higher) in any discipline relevant to multimedia authoring, design, production, architecture, humanities or computer science.

Please provide a Statement of Purpose (avoid using AI when producing this document) with your application, in which you can include your reasons for applying to TU294, how this course will fit with your future plans, and anything else that will help us understand you and your journey into postgraduate education at TU Dublin.

Due to the considerable competition for this course, satisfying the minimum entry requirement is not a guarantee of a place.