This well-established Master is the world-leading course in audio production, highly regarded both nationally and internationally. It is accredited by the leading industry bodies, including APRS, and is the JAMES National Regional Centre – London, an Apple-accredited training centre and a Skillset Media Academy. The course is designed to meet and exceed professional standards and will enable you to reach the highest level in the creative use of audio, and explore how creative ideas and new technologies can be combined, enhanced and redefined.

As the major media education site in Europe, the University's Harrow Campus includes 14 professional recording studios (three surround studios), a new teaching recording studio, Music Lab and an array of TV, post-production, radio, film and multimedia facilities built and equipped to the highest standards.... [-]

To God be the glory, the Department has established in September 2004/2005 Academic Session in the College of Science and Technology of the University. The programme is to provide sound knowledge in all aspects of Mechanical Engineering (as well as provide) advanced knowledge that would (facilitate) specialization in the four fields of Mechanical Engineering: Thermo-Fluid, Machine Design, Production and Metallurgy, and Materials. Largely due to the importance of information technology especially in the areas of drawing, data management, and simulation, the curriculum has recently been totally reviewed and the contents of the programme have been increased.

Vision

To produce a total graduate empowered with the standards and practice of Mechanical Engineering in the field and beyond who will fit properly into the African Industrial and Manufacturing Sectors.... [-]

In the electromechanical age, Electrical Engineering as a discipline was monolithic. The name Department of Electrical Engineering was adopted by Universities offering the programme. Then came the era of microelectronics which broadened the discipline to Electrical and Electronic Engineering; and Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering became the order of the day. The computer age followed and it became fashionable to have a Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. The new realm now is an Information age and in order to cope effectively with industry’s labour demand, it is imperative to design programmes and curricula to meet this demand. Hence, the new nomenclature of Department of Electrical and Information Engineering; and the programmes offered in this Department.... [-]

MFA in Transportation Design

Masters programme, 120 ECTS-credits

During the last century man has come to depend on transportation as a social and lifestyle necessity. The world has evolved with the desire and need to use vehicles. Cars, for instance, have become an integral part of our culture.

Our Transportation Design Programme is unique in its scope of interest, dealing with the whole transportation design field in cooperation with industry. Students are educated to have an open mind on both conceptual ideas and detailed realistic design solutions. They are encouraged to have a balanced thinking process where form and function work together.

The Transportation Design Programme gives the student competence to work with design and development of different types of vehicles; from bicycles and cars to public transportation means such as trains, buses and aircrafts. This is the first course of its type in the Nordic countries.... [-]

About the Programme

The intensity of our carbon economy has left the planet with a design problem. No matter where we live or work, the environments we move through are constructed. There is nothing on the planet that human beings haven’t touched. If the planet has a design problem, what do the terms ‘design’ or ‘architecture’ mean when they are applied to phenomena as varied as oceans or atmospheres, or to farmland and deserts?

The intensity of environmental change calls for new forms of knowledge production based on propositional thinking, especially design-based methods. The design is a crucial tool in both the imagination and negotiation of alternative futures.

Environmental Architecture is a new 15-month, project-based MA programme exploring the future of landscapes, environments and ecosystems. It will focus on the co-dependence of life forms and earth systems as well as the co-existence of alternative concepts of landscapes, environments and ecosystems as they are expressed by different societies. The programme is field-focused. Students will have the opportunity to engage with live projects in sites of rapid and complex environmental change. The programme emphasises comparative, multi-scalar approaches to design research. Students will familiarise themselves with anthropological and ethnographic research methods, and new systems measuring, classifying and capturing data including computational sensing and imaging. Classes and workshops from experts in physical and social sciences complement studio teaching and provide quantitative input to projects as required.... [-]

Course details

This is a creative, studio-focused course with a strong commitment to design research. It offers an internationally transposable professional-level architectural education leading to a qualification that meets the Architects Registration Board (ARB) and Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Part 2 exemption. This course is listed in the Commonwealth Association of Architects' approved courses.

With the design studio taking centre stage during your studies, you will be challenged to develop solutions to a series of architectural design problems. Your course will explore current topical issues in architecture, including historical and philosophical thought, contemporary conditions of urban inhabitation, challenges to a sustainable ecology and the ramifications of modern technology. You will forge an individual approach to architecture as you explore your personal interests in relation to city, regional, national and global design perspectives.... [-]

About the Programme

MA Intelligent Mobility is a new 15-month, 240 credit programme that will succeed the existing MA Vehicle Design. It will be launched in 2017/18 alongside the Intelligent Mobility Lab, a new multidisciplinary research centre dedicated to the future of transportation design, systems and urban mobility, led by Director and inaugural Chair in Intelligent Mobility Professor Dale Harrow. MA Intelligent Mobility aims to place the RCA in the vanguard of the ‘third age’ of automotive design.

The MA Intelligent Mobility programme will comprise two distinct specialisms: Automotive Transitions and Urban Mobility. Automotive Transitions students will focus on using design thinking to develop innovative forms of transportation, such as autonomous vehicles. Urban Mobility students will focus on designing the systems and frameworks that enable people to move through hyper-connected cities. The programme will also acknowledge and explore solutions for the 80 percent of people in developing or emerging economies who do not have access to transport.... [-]

About the Programme

Innovation Design Engineering (IDE) is a double Masters that has been run jointly with Imperial College London for over 35 years. It is a leading-edge, creative product development course that involves experimentation, design, engineering and enterprise activities. In multidisciplinary teams or as individuals, participants work at the centre of the complex, demanding projects with an emphasis on prototyping and proving propositions. The programme is external facing and encourages all to tackle important real-world issues involving advanced technical, design and social parameters. We believe that design is a verb, not a noun.

The programme offers a unique double Master's MA Royal College of Art/MSc Imperial College London (students are fully enrolled at both institutions) a vibrant creative studio space for all MA/MSc students and a new research studio, both situated at the RCA with a diverse and international mix of students teaching staff who are highly experienced practitioners and work professionally in their field multiple commercial connections (recent projects have included Ford, Coca-Cola, Airbus, BBC, Unilever, Vodafone (Future agenda), LG, Guzzini) good links and involvement in enterprise and commercialisation teaching or support through Design London Fellowships and InnovationRCA incubator student bursary support through The Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 and the James Dyson Foundation international exchanges, connections and student modules organised annually in different countries (recent visits include India, Japan, Thailand, China and Ghana) graduate destinations, alumni working at a high level in businesses such as Apple, Nokia, Philips and self-started commercial enterprises including Takram, Bare... [-]

Are you passionate about discovering and widening the scope of sound design in the digital era? Welcome to study Sound in New Media Major Subject. The education is project-oriented, joining practice with theory. It combines art, design and media-driven aspects of sound, covering a wide range of disciplines from concept design to live performance and from storytelling to programming. Teaching is fully in English, and students can write their Master's thesis in Finnish, Swedish or English.

Learning Outcomes

The general learning objectives of Sound in New Media are the following core competencies, which the students will develop during their studies:

project management skills, design skills, transdisciplinary and teamwork skills, musical competence and creative use of software ... [-]

Energy transition, e-mobility, Industry 4.0 or information superhighway - many current issues of our time can only be mastered with specialists in electrical engineering. If you are interested in just one of these applications in the fields of energy, automation or telecommunications, then you are in good hands with a degree in electrical engineering! And even more: with a modern campus right on the Baltic Sea, the fun is not too short!

overview Degree Program - Electrical Engineering - Master (ETM) Faculty - Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Start of studies - summer semester and winter semester Approval - approval-free Duration of study - 3 semesters Creditpoints - 90 ECTS Degree - Master of Science (M.Sc.) Lecture Language - German Pre-requisites ... [-]

MA Sound Design Unit Requirements Major 30 units Graduate Liberal Arts 6 units

TOTAL 36 units

*Per director approval

MA Sound Design Degree Requirements Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA. A minimum grade of C in all required 36 units. MA Sound Design Program Learning Outcomes

Graduate students will meet the following student performance criteria:

Listening Skills and Critical Thinking

Demonstrate an advanced understanding of the singular elements and overall combinations of sound design.

Soundtrack for Visual Media

Create sound which supports or heightens the emotional impact of visual imagery.

Production Skills and Technical Knowledge

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Whether you are interested in Spanish Only courses, courses in English or simply Stand Alone Internships, the UCV-US Program is your Home Abroad for your Liberal Arts, Hispanics Honors, Sciences, Economics, Sports Studies, Internships and Short-Term Programs!

GET GOING! Connected by plane and by bullet train to many destinations in Spain and in Europe Full orientation program Airport Pick-up Metro Card/Bus Pass Guided Excursions Travel Advising GET LIVING! Home Stays Residence Halls Apartments Medical Insurance Internet Access Extracurricular Activities, some of them with European and Spanish students A privileged environment with the commodities of a large city but without its hassles Low crime rate On the Mediterranean coast Very mild winters and sunny most of the year GET LEARNING! The UCV has quickly become an incomparable center of creativity with over 13,000 students (400 international students). Undergraduate: 9,797 Postgraduate: 2,160 International Students: 417 International agreements: 160 Access to All courses at UCV (English & Spanish), including courses along with European and/or Spanish students in any of the University’s ten schools/faculties and nearly 30 majors (Highlights include: Humanities, Health Sciences, Business, Sports Sciences, Law, Biology, and the Marine Sciences). Access to a rich variety of community service opportunities, professional internships, teaching practices, clubs, associations, and intercollegiate and intramural sports Use of UCV facilities Student ID card Conversation Exchange Opportunities Possibility of official DELE exams Through the UCV-US Program, American students have Access to Specifically designed courses for American Students in English and in Spanish All “grado” (catalog) courses throughout the university,... [-]

M.A. Mechatronics Mechatronics – a synergistic combination of precision engineering, electronic control, and mechanical systems

Mechatronics is a relatively new discipline of the applied science, created as a result of a deep merging of different fields of technology, such as electronics, mechanics, automation, and robotics. Today, in our everyday life, in industry and science we use equipment of very complex structure using state-of-the-art mechanical engineering solutions as well as sophisticated control systems managed by modern electronic hardware and extended software. The aim of MSc studies on mechatronics is to prepare students for independent creative work in the scope of analysis and design of mechanical equipment, mechanical design, design rules of electronic systems and industrial automatic control systems.... [-]

Master of Fine Arts in Transportation DesignStudents of Art Center’s Graduate Program in Transportation Design will help change the thinking of the automotive industry and the wider field of transportation and personal mobility.The program will offer a choice of two tracks: the Vehicle Track and the Transportation Systems track.The Vehicle Track will be for those who wish to enter or re-enter the vehicle manufacturing industry and who are motivated to use creativity and strategic thinking beyond the sketchpad.The Transportation Systems track will be for those who are motivated to use design and systems thinking to create better transportation solutions at a systems level rather than at a product level.There is growing recognition within business and industry that designers bring important value well beyond product and service development. Therefore, both tracks of our program are a curricular mix of design methodology, strategic innovation, systems thinking, customer-driven research and superior communication skills. This, combined with a specialist knowledge and understanding of the respective fields, will equip graduates to become agents of change across a broad transportation landscape.Our program is a unique resource of creative leadership for all vehicle manufacturers as well as organizations and agencies responsible for planning, implementing and delivering complex transportation systems solutions for national, state and local use.Our program will flourish with a diverse student population. Vehicle Track students will come with strong transportation design skills. The Transportation Systems track will welcome students with prior degrees in subjects such as design, architecture, urban planning, business administration, engineering, anthropology or... [-]