Extend your potential with our Master of Creative Technologies. At the heart of this degree is the thesis, an opportunity for in-depth exploration of the creative potential of emerging technologies. You develop your research skills and understanding of research in the creative industries, drawing on the links between art, design, communications, engineering, computer science and mathematics. Our students’ research projects focus on future-oriented themes, and typically include practical elements like animation and transmedia storytelling, performance technologies, bio feedback systems, smart textiles, virtual environments and intelligent agents. There’s an emphasis on entrepreneurship and innovation that encourages you to explore potential commercial applications of your project work. You complete 60 points of research-based taught papers and a 120 point research thesis within the broad creative technologies field. You study the following paper CTEC800 Research Methods (15 points) And choose three papers from: CTEC801 Transdisciplinary Practice (15 points) CTEC802 Entrepreneurial Strategies (15 points) CTEC803 Transmedia (15 points) CTEC804 Serious Play (15 points) CTEC805 Embodiment (15 points) CTEC806 Post-Material Practices (15 points) CTEC807 Readings (15 points) CTEC808 Special Topic A (15 points) CTEC809 Special Topic B (15 points) Research thesis Your research thesis can contain elements of written and practical work, depending on the topic you are studying. The thesis may be based on your own proposals or related to ongoing research projects within the university or industry. CTEC999 Thesis (120 points) Career opportunities Artificial intelligence Augmented and virtual reality Creative enterprises Creative technologies Digital media Electronic music and sound Film and sound post-production Games and interaction Internet of things Mechatronics Mobile and web applications Smart environments Smart textiles Technology start-ups Transmedia Wearable technologies