MArts Creative Technologies and Performance (BA (Hons))

Entry year:
2024/25
Start date:
September
Study mode:
Full-time
Course duration:
4 years
Campus:
Mount Pleasant

Course modules

What you will study on this degree

Further guidance on modules

Modules are designated core or optional in accordance with professional body requirements, as applicable, and LJMU’s Academic Framework Regulations. Whilst you are required to study core modules, optional modules provide you with an element of choice. Their availability may vary and will be subject to meeting minimum student numbers.

Where changes to modules are necessary these will be communicated as appropriate.

Core modules

Core Ideas 1
20 credits

Digital Performance
20 credits

Introduction to Film Making
20 credits

Project 1
20 credits

Project 2
20 credits

Story, Script and Authorship
20 credits

Core modules

Core Ideas 2
20 credits

Project 3
20 credits

Project 4
20 credits

Optional Modules

Digital Performance - Motion Capture and VR
20 credits

Devising and Collaborative Live and Digital Performance
20 credits

Digital Performance – Software, Coding, DIY
20 credits

Location Filming and Sound
20 credits

Multi Camera and Studio Creation
20 credits

Writing for Camera and Audio
20 credits

Core modules

Core Ideas 3
20 credits

Project 5
20 credits

Project 6
20 credits

Individual Specialist Project
20 credits

Optional Modules

Cross Platform Perspectives
20 credits

Digital Content Design for Interactive Performance
20 credits

Live Event and Broadcast Creation
20 credits

Post Production Technology and Techniques
20 credits

Spoken Word
20 credits

VR and Immersive Audio
20 credits

Core modules

Advanced Techniques – Creative Technologies
20 credits

Professional Development, Inquiry and Critique 1
20 credits

Professional Development, Inquiry and Critique 2
20 credits

Optional Modules

Dissertation
60 credits

Final Practice Investigation
60 credits

Fees and funding

Entry requirements

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Qualification requirements

Alternative qualifications considered

A minimum of 96 UCAS points is normally required. Candidates will be interviewed and asked to provide evidence of or produce on the day examples of work (test tasks) relevant to the programme to demonstrate their suitability for the programme. Candidates are also assessed during the selection process against the following attributes: Knowledge, ability and experience, commitment, ability to work effectively with others, broad interest and engagement, self-awareness, a spirit of enterprise.

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