Bachelor in New Music and Interactive Entertainment
Hong Kong Metropolitan University• Hong Kong, Hong KongAbout Bachelor in New Music and Interactive Entertainment
HKMU's English-taught Bachelor's in New Music and Interactive Entertainment trains students to design interactive experiences that combine sound, visuals, and technology. Learners apply programming and design methods to solo and large-scale interactive work, with attention to human-centred problem-solving and computational intelligence. Career directions include game development, audio technology, and multimedia engineering.
Key Highlights
Degree Type
Bachelor
Language
English
Tuition Fee
HK$140,400/year
Field
Performing Arts
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Degree Type
Bachelor
Language
English
Tuition Fee
HK$140,400/year
Application Fee
¥504
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