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>> Dip in Digital Media Design
Course Structure
It focuses on the creative process, develops strong visual foundations in art, design, communication skills and a general sense of aesthetics. This is where you can unleash your talents, and nurture them to realise your full potential. ...............................................................
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Students are also attached to the industry for 12 weeks, during which they complete a Portfolio Project for participation in the prestigious Diploma Show before they graduate from the course. The final year programme equips the student with an industry relevancy that prepares him for the competitive market upon graduation. The projects expose the student to the full scope of project development, and complemented with business skills, set them on the road to entrepreneurship. |
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Last updated on 16 Jan 2006 by Coen Chua |
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The first year programme centres on a pervasive creative and innovative culture that gives students a strong foundation and at the same time allows them to explore and discover their talent. 
In the second year, you choose from one of the three focal: Digital Animation, Interactive Media & Motion graphics and Game Design, to further hone your soft skills and technical competencies. On top of developing advance knowledge in those key areas, students are able to select from a range of modules to acquire additional skills to compliment their study, in preparation for the project phase in the third and final year.
All final year students work on client-based final year studio projects, which have diverse requirements and realistic demands found in the industry, such as deadlines, quality output and soft skills like cohesive teamwork and effective time management.
