Winchester School of Art - Open Day
6 Jun 2026, 09:00
Winchester
About this course
Design and build innovative digital experiences that bring art, science, and technology together on our creative computing degree. You'll get the experience you need to succeed in creative digital industries, using sculpture and fabrication, textiles, and 3D printing. Build your strengths and skills in team production and design systems thinking. You'll use industry-standard technology and philosophical and ethical approaches throughout this creative computing course. Creating digital projects that relate to culture, society, and the environment.
Our employability-focused curriculum gives our Arts graduates the opportunity to learn in an industry-standard environment and gain the skills which makes them successful in their future careers. This is reflected in the Graduate Outcomes where 92% of our Arts graduates were in employment or further study 15 months after graduation (Graduate Outcomes 2022/2023, published in 2025)
Key features of the course:
Access to a range of equipment including virtual reality, augmented reality, robot design and programming systems, as well as fabrication and construction.
Work directly with the research labs focusing on social and collaborative computing.
Meet guest speakers and take part in industry events and projects across the whole Winchester School of Art.
Chances to showcase your work both in the UK and internationally.
Optional study trips abroad and in the UK, to visit museums, galleries, and industry events
Student Support
You’ll be taught by supportive experts who know you as an individual. Small-group seminars and personal tutors will help you build confidence. Beyond academics, you’ll have access to wellbeing resources, peer mentoring, and careers advice, all in a friendly, welcoming community.
Further information
The BSc Creative Computing is a three-year, full-time course at our Winchester School of Art . You can also apply to add a year abroad or year in industry, extending your degree to four years. For details, visit our course page.
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