Queen's University

Overview

Computing - Computing and the Creative Arts (Hons) is an innovative programme that merges advanced studies in Computer Science and Mathematics with practical learning in creative fields such as drama, film, music, and the performing arts. This unique approach equips students with a robust technical foundation while fostering creative and interdisciplinary skills through arts-focused courses and electives.

What you'll study

The curriculum combines core computing and mathematics modules with arts-focused coursework, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience. Key components of the programme include:

• Core Computing Modules: Develop a strong understanding of computing principles and discrete mathematics.
• Creative Arts Courses: Engage with modules such as Greek and Roman Drama, Acting for the Screen, and various Shakespearean studies to enhance your understanding of performance and creative expression.
• Interdisciplinary Electives: Choose from a range of electives that allow you to explore various interests within both computing and the arts (module availability may vary).

The honours curriculum requires a higher level of academic engagement and depth, with additional expectations compared to non-honours programmes. For details regarding capstone or thesis requirements, please refer to the programme website.

Entry requirements

While specific GRE/GMAT requirements are not detailed for this programme, it is important to prepare your most relevant academic transcripts and qualifications that showcase your readiness for both computing/mathematics and arts/humanities studies. Admission may require demonstrating proficiency in these areas.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Computing - Computing and the Creative Arts programme are well-positioned for diverse career opportunities that blend technology and creativity. Potential career paths include roles in software development, digital media production, game design, and various positions within the creative arts sector. The interdisciplinary nature of the programme equips students with the skills needed to thrive in today’s dynamic job market.