This program is committed to train creative producers that are prepared and adaptable to the rapidly changing landscape of media production and creative environment by providing 1) solid training of cutting-edge technology, 2) in-depth understanding of contemporary issues in media art, and 3) a trans-disciplinary and international learning environment. Creativity, innovation, adaptability and diversity form the core values and visions of the program. The curriculum focuses on strengthening students’ creative careers by helping them to develop and sharpen their expressive voices while keeping them up-to-date with the practices in the professional creative environment. Upon successful completion of this Programme, students should be able to: Produce creative works that are of a quality to be presented in peer-reviewed venues (e.g. international film/video festivals, screenings, conferences, exhibitions, etc.) Apply advanced media production techniques to his or her creative project Demonstrate high-level proficiency in the discourses of contemporary media art practices Theorize his or her creative practices in relation with a broader social and cultural context Complete a creative portfolio that documents his or her own creative process Adopt a trans-disciplinary and multi-cultural perspective to creative works that values diversity, experimentation and innovation Work effectively as team leader of a creative project Discover innovative aesthetics and studio techniques for artistic production.

To be eligible for admission, you must satisfy the University’s General Entrance Requirements for taught postgraduate programmes and must have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent, with preferably some working experience in the arts or creative industry. You should submit a portfolio of creative work with an artist statement. Applicants without the specified qualifications may still be considered for admission to the programme if they are able to present equivalent qualifications and artistic credentials. All applicants must have a demonstrated capacity to pursue the programme. The School assumes that applicants will have achieved a basic level of computer literacy. Also, some prior experience with photography and/or video production is encouraged. Applicants may be required to attend an interview so that the School can gauge their creative potential. Applicants whose entrance qualification is obtained from an institution where the medium of instruction is not English should also fulfill the minimum English proficiency requirement