MA in Communication Design

Bachelors degree awarded by a recognised University or an equivalent professional qualification approved by the University

If you haven't finished your degree yet, you can still make an application now. You can submit an interim (partial) transcript for your degree progress and achievement to date, and upload your full degree transcript and certificate when you have them. We accept scanned copies of the official transcript issued by your current or former university. If the transcript is not in English, you must provide both the official original language version and an official certification that is signed and stamped by your institution or an official translator.

Evidence of professional qualifications. Evidence of exploring how design responds to developments in media and digital culture. Work that shows an innovative and experimental approach to tackling a design challenge. Work that demonstrates an engagement with the full range of contemporary ‘communication design’ not just graphics design.

When you apply you’ll need to submit a personal statement explaining why you want to take the course. You’ll need to include information about: your knowledge of the subject area why you want to study a postgraduate qualification in this course how you intend to use your qualification

Your portfolio is one of the most important parts of your application. It is your opportunity to show us your work, and it is our opportunity to find out more about you. Your portfolio should contain your most recent and relevant work. It should be clear, logical and a professional presentation of your work. You can submit your portfolio in any of the following formats: PDF file under 10mb in size PowerPoint presentation blog website YouTube video We understand you may not be coming straight from an undergraduate course and we will accept older work in your portfolio. However, please include as much of your recent work as possible. We welcome and assess each application individually. Your portfolio should include: evidence of exploring how design responds to developments in media and digital culture examples of work that shows an innovative and experimental approach to tackling a design challenge examples of work that demonstrates an engagement with the full range of contemporary communication design not just graphics design