Digital technology
Join the digital revolution
The digital revolution has affected all aspects of our lives, from the ways in which we use the telephone and watch TV, to how we shop and listen to music.
The use of digital technology is now commonplace, creating excellent career opportunities.
We have been running degree courses in digital technology for a number of years and there has been a high demand for our graduates who work across many sectors of the UK economy.
Our range includes the following:
- BSc Honours Digital Film and TV Technology UCAS Code: WH66
- BSc Honours Multimedia Technology UCAS Code: P310
The University of Hertfordshire UCAS code is HERTS H36.
Entry requirements
For the 3 degree courses shown above, you will need to have 240 UCAS points plus GCSE English, mathematics and science.
How to apply
If you are interested in studying for one of these degree programmes and would like to apply for a place, you should:
We look forward to receiving your application and welcoming you to the University of Hertfordshire.
Your future career
If you are ambitious and excited by cutting-edge technology and rapid developments, then you could join the vast number of our graduates who work in a stimulating career.
More about future careers
Open Days
If you would like to know more about our courses in digital technology you are welcome to attend one of our open days, but you do need to contact us first. To attend any of the open days shown below please e-mail g.a.ring@herts.ac.uk and state your name, the day you would like to attend and whether you will be bringing a guest with you.
- Wednesday 21/03/2012
- Saturday 31/03/2012
- Wednesday 25/04/2012
These open days are a good opportunity for you to meet our current students, talk to our tutors, and see where you could be living, studying and socializing at the University.
The open days start at 12 noon and include a tour of the facilities, a buffet lunch and a talk about these degree courses, what options you will be able to choose from, and what kind of career your degree could lead to. You would also get a tour of the labs you would be using if you choose to study here. The day would normally end at approximately 3:30pm.
Alternatively you might want to attend one of the University Open Days, which provide an opportunity to learn about the University as a whole and hear from all the Schools and Departments across the University.
Come to an Open Day at the University of Hertfordshire to find out more about our University.
Read about what it is like to study with us.
Contact us if you have further questions and need more infrmation.
