The MASc in Data Visualisation is an innovative, interdisciplinary course which enables students to acquire crucial knowledge and skills in visualisation as a methodology for data-intensive research, communication and engagement. Students will be trained in concepts, methods and techniques from across data science, digital humanities and design research, whilst developing a portfolio of work that prepares them for diverse career opportunities.
The programme aims to develop methodological, conceptual and practical skills needed to design, deploy and interpret data visualisations successfully in academic, policy and public contexts. The course combines academic training in methodological and conceptual aspects with the development of technical, creative and practical competences in data visualisation as a way of communicating knowledge, as a form of engagement, and as a way of seeing the world.
During the programme you will develop:
What is an MASc?
The MASc is a flexible degree where students customise their learning trajectory through interdisciplinary topics and modules that might usually be isolated to either MA or MSc qualifications. Through optional module choices, project directions and final dissertation, you can tune your degree to fit your learning and career goals.
King’s College London
King's College Hospital, Denmark Hill, London, UK
October 01, 2022
Lancaster University
Lancaster University, Bailrigg, Lancaster, UK
October 01, 2022