| 皇家艺术学院 | Service Design MA | Your portfolio is a showcase of your work as an artist or designer and can be made up of images, videos or writing examples. Your portfolio helps us to better understand your application and allows you to show evidence of your ability and motivation to undertake a given programme. Generally, we’re looking for you to demonstrate your: Creativity, imagination and innovation Ability to articulate the intentions of the work Intellectual engagement in areas relevant to the work Technical skills appropriate to the work Potential to benefit from the programme |
| Global Innovation Design | Your portfolio is a showcase of your work as an artist or designer and can be made up of images, videos or writing examples. Your portfolio helps us to better understand your application and allows you to show evidence of your ability and motivation to undertake a given programme. Generally, we’re looking for you to demonstrate your: Creativity, imagination and innovation Ability to articulate the intentions of the work Intellectual engagement in areas relevant to the work Technical skills appropriate to the work Potential to benefit from the programme We are looking for people genuinely motivated to bring positive change to the world through design-led innovation. We want you to compile a single document (PDF, maximum 20 pages) showing us a diverse range of projects, from previous studies, professional work, or self initiated . Demonstrate clear written and visual articulation, and an engagement with issues that matter to you. If you’re a designer, select a few of your most creative, original and ingenious pieces of work, including something of your process and decisions, the skills and tools used, as well as its purpose and final outcome. If you're not a designer, don’t worry - show us how you’ve achieved excellence in your own field, communicate it visually, and make it personal, evidencing your unique creativity, in whatever form this may take. In both cases we are interested in how you think, your desire to learn new skills, and your ability to build and grow your ideas. |
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| Information Experience Design MA |
Your portfolio is a showcase of your work as an artist or designer and can be made up of images, videos or writing examples. Your portfolio helps us to better understand your application and allows you to show evidence of your ability and motivation to undertake a given programme. Generally, we’re looking for you to demonstrate your: Creativity, imagination and innovation Ability to articulate the intentions of the work Intellectual engagement in areas relevant to the work Technical skills appropriate to the work Potential to benefit from the programme |
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| Innovation Design Engineering MA/MSc |
Your portfolio is a showcase of your work as an artist or designer and can be made up of images, videos or writing examples. Your portfolio helps us to better understand your application and allows you to show evidence of your ability and motivation to undertake a given programme. Generally, we’re looking for you to demonstrate your: Creativity, imagination and innovation Ability to articulate the intentions of the work Intellectual engagement in areas relevant to the work Technical skills appropriate to the work Potential to benefit from the programme |
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| Digital Direction MA |
Your portfolio is a showcase of your work as an artist or designer and can be made up of images, videos or writing examples. Your portfolio helps us to better understand your application and allows you to show evidence of your ability and motivation to undertake a given programme. Generally, we’re looking for you to demonstrate your: Creativity, imagination and innovation Ability to articulate the intentions of the work Intellectual engagement in areas relevant to the work Technical skills appropriate to the work Potential to benefit from the programme |
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| 伦敦大学学院 | Human-Computer Interaction MSc | A minimum of an upper second-class degree in computer science, psychology or ergonomics or a minimum of an upper second-class degree in a computer science-, psychology-, or ergonomics-related field (e.g. interface design, business IT, product design). Account will be taken of any relevant practical or work experience. Attention must be given to the instructions in writing the personal statement. |
| Disability, Design and Innovation MSc | A minimum of an upper second-class UK Bachelor's degree (or international qualification of an equivalent standard) in engineering or social sciences, or five years' experience of working in international development, design or assistive technology development. Applicants entering via the experience route will be required to attend an interview before being offered a place. For applicants without an engineering background, successful completion of an online preparatory course is compulsory. This will be delivered over the summer and will fully prepare applicants for the technical components for the programme. | |
| 伦敦传媒学院 | MA Interaction Design | Portfolio The portfolio of work should evidence the applicant’s knowledge, understanding, skills and engagement in the field of interaction design and/or adjacent fields. It should demonstrate intellectual curiosity and open mindedness and a strong commitment to the subject as well as to sustained study at postgraduate level. Please present a portfolio of work (maximum 19 images) We are interested in the developmental narratives of projects and the 'thinking through making' and recommend that this is evidenced in the portfolio. If you have links to web projects or other media, please note these in your CV. Video task We'd like you to submit a 2-3 minute video to help us learn more about you. Please speak clearly in English and face the camera. Your video task is submitted along with your portfolio via PebblePad. Read our guidance for more information about how to submit your video task and the file types we accept. As part of your video task, please respond to the following direction: Please discuss how you feel your practice is situated in a wider political, social, or cultural context. Interview Applicants are usually interviewed by the course team before a place can be offered. Interviews will be held online, and details will be sent via the UAL Portal. |
| MA Service Design | Portfolio (Maximum 6 projects) All applicants will be expected to submit a digital portfolio. This should include a maximum of six projects and supporting materials showing your process. These should be clearly annotated and organised. If you are applying with work experience in design, you can include projects you worked on as part of your employment as well as speculative projects or student projects. Where relevant, please annotate the portfolio items with a description of your role within the project or team. If you are applying directly from a BA course without experience of professional practice you must be able to demonstrate a good knowledge of design practice, supported by a good degree and portfolio work. Demonstrating some engagement with professional experiences, for example through internships, freelance work, voluntary work or participation in outside activities such as service jams, would be to your advantage. For those applying from non-design backgrounds, your portfolio could include professional projects, or research based around a relevant topic, as well as any professional engagement with multidisciplinary projects. Where relevant, please annotate the portfolio items with a descriptions of your role within the project or research team. Speculative projects related to service design or other relevant design fields are also great to include in the portfolio, including projects you may have initiated yourself, or worked on as part of a short courses or events (Global Service Jam, OpenIDEO, are good places to get some hands-on service design experience). In all instances, enthusiasm for the subject is paramount. Major Project Proposal (maximum 1000 words) All applicants will be expected to outline a proposal for a possible Major Project in their application (you will not have to use this as your major project on the course, it is just an exercise). The Major Project Proposal should describe your area of interest, field of study and the particular focus of your intended work and should include a rationale to show why this is a valuable service design project for you to undertake. The proposal should include an overview of the methodology, how you intend to go about producing the project, and an indication of what the outcomes could possibly be (but not a fully developed outcome). We want to know that you are passionate about a project, able to identify a suitable project topic, and can put together a plan for how you would go about working on this project. You can (but don’t have to) use the following headings for guidance: Project Summary Research Question (What do you want to find out) Research Background, Field of Study, Context Rationale (why is this a valuable project in this discipline) Project Stakeholders (who is affected by the project) Proposed Approaches, Methods and Methodologies (how you would carry out this project and why you think this is appropriate) Possible Outcomes of the Project (not a fully developed outcome, just an indication of what the outcome might be) References and Bibliography (only a few key ones) Application Advice If you require more advice on your application, please email the course leader or any of the lecturers. Interview Advice For some students the material submitted in the application is enough for the course team to make a decision, without interviewing. When the course team requires a more in-depth conversation, applicants are interviewed by the course team before a place can be offered. Interviews will take place in person at LCC for local students, or via Skype/telephone for those who live farther away. UAL Language Development We offer English Language Development for Overseas students. See how we can help you with your studies. Learn More |
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| MA User Experience Design | Portfolio The portfolio of work should evidence your aptitude, skill and engagement in the field of user experience design or an adjacent practice. Please submit an edited selection of work from up to 5 projects (maximum 19 images) accompanied by a short caption for each project acknowledging the motivation, development, realisation and impact (one/two sentences maximum). Indicate your role and contribution to any collaborative projects included. We welcome developmental work, sketches, tests, process-led experimentation in the portfolio. For those applying from non-design backgrounds, research-based around a relevant topic should be demonstrated. Please provide as much context as possible to explain your research, articulate the outcomes and impact. The portfolio should demonstrate intellectual curiosity and open-mindedness and a strong commitment to the subject as well as to sustained study at postgraduate level. In all instances, enthusiasm for the course is paramount. Video task We'd like you to submit a 2-3 minute video to help us learn more about you. Please speak clearly in English and face the camera. Your video task is submitted along with your portfolio via PebblePad. Read our guidance for more information about how to submit your video task and the file types we accept. As part of your video task, please respond to the following direction: We would like you to identify one project from your portfolio which challenged you and your understanding of user experience design. Explain how this experience has inspired you to apply to MA User Experience Design at London College of Communication? In total, you must submit no more than 19 portfolio of work ‘images’ plus 1 video ‘image file’ (a total of 20 ‘image’ files) for this part of your application. Interview Applicants are usually interviewed by the course team before a place can be offered. Interviews will be held online, and details will be sent via the UAL Portal. How we notify you of the outcome of your application You will receive the outcome of your application through the UAL Applicant Portal. Requesting feedback This course receives a high number of applications, and we can’t provide feedback to everyone who is unsuccessful. We can only provide feedback after you’ve had an interview. If you would like to request feedback – please email lcc.ukeu@arts.ac.uk if you are a Home or EU applicant, or lcc.international@arts.ac.uk if International. We are only able to provide feedback to you directly, or to someone you have told us in writing can receive it on your behalf. |
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| MA Design for Social Innovation and Sustainable Futures | Portfolio and interview information All applicants will be expected to submit an electronic portfolio of work, which includes maximum of six projects (10-20 images) with supporting material – demonstrating creativity, research and working process as well as the final outcome. Examples of creative work (visual and written). Evidence of developmental research and process competencies. Evidence of personal areas of interest in the field of sustainability and social innovation. If you have links to web projects or other media, please note these in your CV. Applicants are usually interviewed by the course team before a place can be offered. Interviews will be held online, and details will be sent via the UAL Portal. Video task We'd like you to submit a 2-3 minute video to help us learn more about you. Please speak clearly in English and face the camera. Your video task is submitted along with your portfolio via PebblePad. Read our guidance for more information about how to submit your video task and the file types we accept. As part of your video task please respond to the following direction: We would like you to identify one project from your portfolio which challenged you and your understanding of Design for Social Innovation and Sustainable Futures. Explain how this experience has inspired you to apply to MA Design for Social Innovation and Sustainable Futures at London College of Communication. |
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| 创意计算机学院 | MRes Creative Computing | CV Please provide a CV detailing your education, qualifications and any relevant work or voluntary experience. Personal statement advice You will be asked to complete a personal statement describing why you want to study on MRes Creative Computing. Candidates will be expected to demonstrate critical knowledge of and enthusiasm for the subject, and a well-articulated rationale for joining the course. The personal statement is a very important part of your application and should demonstrate to the course team that you are interested in the subject and that you have thought very carefully about why you wish to study on the course. Communicating with you After you have successfully submitted your application, you will receive an email confirming we have successfully received your application and providing you with your login details for the UAL Portal. We will request any additional information from you, including inviting you to upload documents through the portal. You should check your UAL Portal regularly for any important updates and requests. Please consider altering your spam or junk mail filter to ensure that emails from @arts.ac.uk get through to you. |
| MA/MSc Computing and Creative Industry (Modular) | CV Please provide a CV detailing your education, qualifications and any relevant work or voluntary experience. Personal statement advice You will be asked to complete a personal statement describing why you want to study on the course. Candidates will be expected to demonstrate critical knowledge of and enthusiasm for the subject, and a well-articulated rationale for joining the course. The personal statement is a very important part of your application and should demonstrate to the course team that you are interested in the subject and that you have thought very carefully about why you wish to study on the course. Communicating with you After you have successfully submitted your application, you will receive an email confirming we have successfully received your application and providing you with your login details for the UAL Portal. We will request any additional information from you, including inviting you to upload documents through the portal. You should check your UAL Portal regularly for any important updates and requests. |
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| MSc Data Science and AI for the Creative Industries | CV Please provide a CV detailing your education, qualifications and any relevant work or voluntary experience. Personal statement advice You will be asked to complete a personal statement describing why you want to study on MSc Data Science and AI for the Creative Industries. Candidates will be expected to demonstrate critical knowledge of and enthusiasm for the subject, and a well-articulated rationale for joining the course. The personal statement is a very important part of your application and should demonstrate to the course team that you are interested in the subject and that you have thought very carefully about why you wish to study on the course. Communicating with you After you have successfully submitted your application, you will receive an email confirming we have successfully received your application and providing you with your login details for the UAL Portal. We will request any additional information from you, including inviting you to upload documents through the portal. You should check your UAL Portal regularly for any important updates and requests. Please consider altering your spam or junk mail filter to ensure that emails from @arts.ac.uk get through to you. Application deadline 12 January 2022 or 13 April 2022 The in-person version of this course has places available for UK applicants only. We are no longer accepting applications for the in-person version from international students for 2022/23 entry. International applications for 2023/24 entry will open in Autumn 2022. Both UK and International applicants can still apply for the online version of this course for 2022/23 entry. The equal consideration deadline has now passed. However, this course will remain open to applications until places have been filled. We recommend you submit your application as early as possible to allow the Admissions team to quickly resolve any queries. If this course requires a portfolio, we will request this separately after initial processing of your application is complete. Once we request your portfolio, you will have 7 days to submit it. When you'll hear from us This course receives a high volume of applications. We need to make sure that we give all applications equal consideration, so the course team will review them in two rounds. This means that offers won’t be sent to successful applicants until after the relevant application deadline date. Outcomes for Round 1 will be released by 31 March 2022 and outcomes for Round 2 will be released by 30 June 2022. Remember to check the outcome of your application in the UAL Portal. If you apply in Round 1 and don’t hear back from us, we will consider your application within Round 2. |
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| 拉夫堡大学 | User Experience and Service Design | All students, of any nationality, who are from a design-related background should provide a portfolio showing examples of work relevant to the MA User Experience and Service Design. This should be around 10 pages long and must demonstrate your current understanding of human centred design, including your design process, the project outcome and how you considered the end user experience. Critical reflection on how you could improve your process and project outcomes is encouraged. If your degree/background means you do not have a portfolio, your personal statement must explain your interest in user experience design and why you want to study on the MA User Experience and Service Design course. |
| Digital Creative Media | A 2:2 honours degree (or equivalent international qualification). | |
| Design Innovation | A 2:2 honours degree (or equivalent international qualification) in design, innovation, business, media, technology or a related subject. Applicants from non-design backgrounds must have achieved 55% or above in their final year. | |
| User Experience Design | All students, of any nationality, who are from a design-related background should provide a portfolio showing examples of work relevant to the MSc User Experience Design. This should be around 10 pages long. You must demonstrate your understanding of human centred design, including your design process, the project outcome, and how you considered the end user’s experience. We encourage you to critically reflect on how you could improve your technique and project outcomes. | |
| Service Design Innovation | A 2:2 honours degree (or equivalent international qualification) in design, innovation, business, media, technology or a related subject. Applicants from non-design backgrounds must have achieved 55% or above in their final year. | |
| 爱丁堡艺术学院 | Design Informatics MSc | A UK 2:1 honours degree, or its international equivalent, in computer science, informatics, artificial intelligence, physics, engineering, psychology, philosophy, linguistics, or neuroscience. Your application should show evidence of solid computer programming skills in a programming language; HTML and web design do not count, but relevant mathematical and statistical scripting languages such as R and Matlab do. This evidence can be either a certificate in a relevant MOOC, or a course in programming that you have successfully passed. If your degree involves a final project, your mark in that project should be a B or higher. Your personal statement should discuss why you are interested in the programme, as outlined above and on the Centre for Design Informatics web site, your background or interest in design, art, and information visualisation, and your relevant programming skills. |
| Design and Digital Media MSc | Normally a UK 2:1 honours degree or its international equivalent. The subject discipline is not as important as aptitude and commitment to study in this area. Evidence of prior practical design and/or technology experience, either as part of your undergraduate degree or for personal and professional projects, is one of the criteria that we use when considering applications, and this will normally be reflected in academic transcripts. We may also consider your application if you have equivalent professional experience; please contact us to check before you apply. You must submit a portfolio as part of your application. Your portfolio should be a single PDF file. Please provide examples of your creative design and/or technology work to demonstrate your aptitude and commitment to working in this area, especially if your previous study is not primarily design and/or technology focused. Examples of work can include images of your design work (e.g. illustration, graphic design, installations etc.), stills from and links to examples of your animations and motion graphics, application or website design and coding and other examples of interactive media. Make it clear which parts of the work you are responsible for and outline the context, processes and design thinking involved in producing the work. For applicants without a design/technology-led degree, but with industry or other relevant experience, please outline your contribution to the development and delivery of design and digital projects. As part of the application process, you must submit a personal statement and CV. You may also be asked to provide additional supporting material. |
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| 格拉斯哥艺术学院 | DESIGN INNOVATION & INTERACTION DESIGN | The way people today experience their environment and interact with others is often mediated through new technologies. The discipline of Interaction Design has emerged to ensure the delivery of these technologies enhances all aspects of modern society. Interaction Design at The Glasgow School of Art focuses on people, rather than technology. This Masters programme looks to tackle real-life problems by improving interaction and communication between stakeholders using a variety of methods. The programme, taught at the school’s campus in the Scottish Highlands, promotes a hands-on approach to interaction design. Through live projects with an emphasis on collaborative working, you will develop an understanding of Interaction Design in complex environments and learn to analyse behaviours that inform the design process. |
| DESIGN INNOVATION & SERVICE DESIGN | Founded in 1845, The Glasgow School of Art is one of the few remaining independent art schools in the UK. With a proven history of producing some of the world’s most influential and successful artists, designers and architects, the GSA’s studio-based | |
| DESIGN INNOVATION & TRANSFORMATION DESIGN | The Glasgow School of Art is one of the top public universities in Glasgow, United Kingdom. It is ranked #11 in QS WUR Ranking By Subject 2022. | |
| DESIGN INNOVATION & COLLABORATIVE CREATIVITY | This programme examines ways in which collaborative creativity can be used to help organisations change and innovate. The course offers ideal preparation for those who wish to apply for strategic roles in organisational and business development. The MDes in Design Innovation and Collaborative Creativity recognises the need for design practitioners to work within teams whose role is to examine and address the future needs of citizens. You will develop methods to help organisations adopt a human-centred approach to reframing their working practices in order to better meet the needs of all stakeholders. |
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| DESIGN INNOVATION & CITIZENSHIP | The Masters in Design Innovation & Citizenship at The Glasgow School of Art explores the relationship between design practice and contemporary society and encourages a design-led critique of the present. The programme asks design practitioners to step beyond their traditional professional and occupational role and to consider the broader application of design practices, as a means of formulating and articulating social change. In challenging the purpose, methods and ambitions of current design practice, you will identify opportunities for new design activity, pioneer innovative forms of engagement and collaborate with citizens to generate responses to emerging problems, political issues and social phenomena. |
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| 金斯顿大学 | User Experience Design MSc | A 2:1 or above honours degree or equivalent in art and design, computer science, or humanities. The most relevant undergraduate degrees are relevant to digital media – graphic design, communication design, interactive media, information technology – but also psychology, ethnography. The course attracts students with both BA and BSc degrees. Possible weakness in the undergraduate degree may be compensated with relevant work experience, and other evidence that you are motivated and able to study at this level. This may be demonstrated both through qualifications and portfolios of work. If you have an online portfolio/PDF of design and digital work (and a description of your design process) we recommend this is included as a link in your personal statement. Experience in digital media, user interface development and user interaction design is particularly valuable. Experience in an application domain (health care, business information, retail) is also relevant. Exceptionally, applicants may have no first degree but more than five years working in information technology, the creative industries or humanities. In these circumstances, an online portfolio/PDF of design and digital work (and a description of your design process) should be included as a link in your personal statement. |
| 伦敦大学金史密斯学院 | MA Computational Arts |
You should have (or expect to be awarded) an undergraduate degree of at least upper second class standard in a relevant/related subject and a portfolio of work (supplied either as a DVD or a URL directing to a relevant web page). You might also be considered for some programmes if you aren’t a graduate or your degree is in an unrelated field, but have relevant experience and can show that you have the ability to work at postgraduate level. Do I need to know how to program in order to join this course? Having a creative/art background is what we require and not necessarily a technical one. We want to work with people that have some arts practice and want to introduce computation in their work. In the past, we have had performers, film-makers, architects, musicians, painters and some computer scientists join the course. The majority of people on the course don't know how to program when they join us. When people join us we try to assess their level of skill in order to offer them a challenging learning environment. People that have previous coding experience are encouraged to take more advanced modules and are given assignments in lab and to take home that push their technical and creative skills further. We feel that this diversity of skills and backgrounds contributes to the course’s great success over the years. |
| MSc User Experience Engineering |
An undergraduate degree of at least upper second class standard in computing, psychology, design or related disciplines, and an interest in and capability for working in interdisciplinary contexts. In exceptional circumstances, outstanding practitioners or individuals with strong commercial experience may be considered. |
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| MA Design: Expanded Practice（15月） |
You should have (or expect to be awarded) an undergraduate degree of at least upper second class in a relevant/related subject. If you don't have a related undergraduate degree we also welcome those who have significant practical experience in a design-related field: you will be judged on the relevance of your previous work experience and on your art and/or design work. We will also consider applicants who do not have a design-related background but who have engaged in research either in academia (as students or academics) or at work. We expect a high standard of achievement in design or other creative practice, and competencies in the use of equipment used to produce design work (IT and/or manufacture workshop skills). You need to present, in portfolio and at interview, evidence of evolved critical and creative thinking in design. Please see the How to Apply section for more information on the application process. |
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| 利兹大学 | Design MA | Documents and information you need A copy of your degree certificate and transcripts, or a partial transcript if you’re still studying (please submit an official English translation if necessary) Evidence of your English language qualifications, if English is not your first language A personal statement in response to the questions asked in the supporting statement section of the application form, which explains why you wish to study this particular course and your career plans An electronic link or pdf to your digital portfolio. The portfolio will demonstrate research, idea development and presentation of final concepts for each project. If any group work is included, the candidate must clearly state this and indicate what their individual role in the project was. Applicants from non-design backgrounds must also have a portfolio – this can include a variety of materials which you feel best demonstrates your creative ability |
| 诺丁汉大学 | Human Computer Interaction MSc | 2:1 (or international equivalent) in a computer science, engineering, natural sciences, social sciences or art and design subject. |
| 伯明翰大学 | Human Computer Interaction Masters | 2:1 Honours degree in computer science. Learn more about entry requirements. |
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