Skip to content Accessibility statement
Undergraduate
HomeStudy at YorkUndergraduateSubjectsDigital and Interactive Media

Digital and Interactive Media at York

Undergraduate degrees covering theory and practice

Digital and interactive media shapes so much of our lives. At York, we offer two undergraduate courses exploring the cultural impact and creative aspects of digital media.

Digital Media, Culture and Communication (BA) explores how digital media has changed how we live, interact, create and communicate. Interactive Media (BSc) gives you hands-on technical skills covering VR, AR, gaming, 3D environments, UI/UX design and web app development.

York is a UNESCO city of Media Arts, and part of the Creative Cities Network. Media innovation is at the heart of our city's continued evolution.

Related links

Our courses

Digital Media, Culture and Communication (BA) is led by the Department of Sociology, and Interactive Media (BSc) is taught in the School of Arts and Creative Technologies.

Or search all undergraduate courses.

Every year, the School holds the Interactive Media Showcase to display the works of BSc Interactive Media students. The event showcases our projects, like virtual reality games, humanities projects, web designs, mobile apps, and more. It's a great opportunity for our work to be recognised by other students, staff, and visiting industry professionals. It's a great way to build professional connections!
Pak-Yin, BSc Interactive Media. Read Pak-Yin's blog post.
A UNESCO city of Media Arts
The city of York is a hotbed of creative talent, part of the Creative Cities Network. Media arts are a driving force of York's social innovation, inclusivity, and diversity.
Superb facilities
Depending on the modules you choose, you'll have access to our £30m media complex, based in the School of Arts and Creative Technologies. It includes a motion capture studio, computer labs, editing and postproduction suites, interactive media rooms and more.
Innovative research
The Department of Sociology is 1st for research impact and 4th in the UK for research overall according to the Times Higher Education’s ranking of the latest REF results (2021).
What I find is how relevant it is to everyday life. I’ll see things that I have been studying appear in the news or on social media. Areas of study feature topics that I would have conversations with family and friends about!
Molly, Department of Sociology student. Read Molly's blog post.

Explore our departments

Our two undergraduate programmes cover theory and practice. Digital Media, Culture and Communication (BA) is led by the Department of Sociology, and Interactive Media (BSc) is taught in the School of Arts and Creative Technologies. Find out more about the opportunities available to you through our dedicated department pages.

The Department of Sociology

The School of Arts and Creative Technologies

Next steps

How to apply
Apply now
Meet us
Discover who we are
Scholarships and funding
Find funding
Our colleges
Find accommodation

Related links