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                 University of Nottingham
                            
       Learning Sciences Research Institute (LSRI)
                            
                 Master of Science (MSc)
                            
  Advanced Interactive Technologies for Work, Play and
                        Learning



Bursaries: A number of bursaries are available in 2005/06
which  will  be awarded on a competitive basis.   
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The Learning Sciences Research Institute (LSRI) is a
collaboration between the Schools of Education, Computer
Science and IT, and Psychology.

The MSc course offers a new opportunity to extend your
knowledge and skills of developing, using or evaluating
technology to enhance work, play and learning.  The
programme has been designed for graduates from a variety
of backgrounds in order to encourage interdisciplinary
approaches to interaction design, research and
development.  It will be of most benefit to those wishing
to enhance their careers prospects in sectors such as new
media and technology, entertainment, training, learning
or research.

Students will engage with academics working at the
forefront of research in the UK to explore the latest
thinking and developments in technology-mediated
interaction in the digital age.  Core modules include an
exploration of innovative technologies, advanced research
methods, interaction design and the psychological aspects
of learning and cognition.  Topics covered include games
design, virtual, mixed and other realities, and
applications of online and mobile computing.

The course promotes both practical and theoretical
insights, and offers participants first-hand experience
of research bridging laboratory studies and real user
contexts.

The Learning Sciences Research Institute offers an ideal
environment in which to pursue professional development
as there is easy access to a range of exemplary resources
including the award-winning Mixed Reality Lab, multi-
campus hub and satellite learning spaces, and human-
computer interaction labs.

LSRI's extensive networks will also enable students to
benefit from interactions with key players in technology,
policy, learning, entertainment and educational sectors,
becoming part of a growing international learning
sciences community.

Candidates should have or expect to gain at least a 2.1
in an undergraduate degree in Psychology, Computer
Science, and Education or in an appropriate discipline.
International students are encouraged to apply and should
have an IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent.

For more information about the Institute and MSc, please
refer to our website:

http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/lsri

Contact Details

Miss Heidi Mather
LSRI
University of Nottingham
Wollaton Road, Jubilee Campus, Nottingham NG8 1BB
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Telephone +44 (0) 115 8467671
Fax +44 (0) 115 8467931


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