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Master of Immersive Media Technologies
Adelaide University, Adelaide, SA, Australia
About this program
Adelaide University's Master of Immersive Media Technologies is a two-year degree in Adelaide focused on virtual, augmented and mixed reality and other immersive media. It is deliberately practical, with hands-on projects and real-world briefs throughout. Graduates work in immersive content, interaction design and applied media roles across the creative, training and technology sectors.
Cost & duration
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Course structure
2 terms of coursework
Year 1, Semester 2
12 units- Immersive Media Asset Generation (12 units)
- Immersive Media Development
Year 2, Semester 1
- Core selective courses
- Elective
- Elective
Admissions
A completed bachelor (AQF level 7) or bachelor honours (AQF level 8) degree or equivalent from a recognised higher education institution; OR A completed nested or related graduate certificate (AQF level 8) or higher or equivalent from a recognised higher education institution.
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