Computing with Creative Design (Hons) Cardiff Metropolitan University

Overview

The Computing with Creative Design (Hons) at Cardiff Metropolitan University provides a unique interdisciplinary approach to modern technology and software-driven systems. Students are encouraged to integrate creative design thinking into technical work to develop innovative, human-centred solutions. This programme prepares graduates to excel as hybrid professionals capable of navigating both the technical and creative industries.

Why Computing with Creative Design (Hons) at Cardiff Metropolitan University?

Students benefit from a close partnership between the Cardiff School of Technologies and the Cardiff School of Art and Design. This collaboration provides access to cutting-edge technical facilities alongside open spaces dedicated to creative exploration. The programme is also accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, ensuring the curriculum meets high professional standards and supports the path toward Chartered IT Professional status.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 16000 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum consists of compulsory modules designed to build a strong foundation in both computing and design, with optional choices available in the final year. Modules may include:

• Design Thinking
• Technology and Society
• Programming
• Human Computer Interaction
• Web Design & Databases
• Mobile & Web Technologies
• Physical Computing
• Collaborative Project
• Creative Design and Innovation
• Multimedia & Interaction

Careers with Computing with Creative Design (Hons)

Graduates are well-equipped for diverse roles that require a blend of creative flair and technical proficiency. The interdisciplinary skillset gained during the programme is highly sought after in sectors such as mobile application development, multimedia, and web design. Potential career paths include roles in the arts, entertainment, games industry, and the development of interactive systems.

Students have the opportunity to enhance their employability by undertaking an optional industrial placement year. Previous students have successfully secured competitive internships with major organisations, including Microsoft, HP, General Electric, and the Met Office. These experiences provide valuable real-world context and professional networking opportunities within the global technology sector.