UWS continually reviews, redevelops and augments its course portfolios. This section provides information about potential new course proposals which are undergoing validation and approval procedures. Please contact us for more information or check back for updates.

BA (Hons) Creative Practice: Graphic Arts & Moving Image
Year 3 Entry
- Location: Ayr
- Study mode: Full-Time & Part-Time
- Start date: September 2024
Our proposed BA (Hons) Creative Practice: Graphic Arts & Moving Image will focus on the development of critical and technical skills, and practical approaches for creating narrative driven content including motion graphics, illustration, experimental animation, time and event-based media, graphic fiction/comic art, and documentary artefacts. These can be applied across a range of areas within the creative industries such as books, comics and graphic novel publishing, advertising, production design and post-production for film and television, digital heritage, animation, performance, entertainment industries and public/community arts.

MSc Digital Business Transformation with Metaverse
- Location: Paisley
- Study Mode: Full-Time & Part-Time
- Start date: September 2024
Our proposed MSc Digital Business Transformation with Metaverse will help you develop knowledge, competencies and skill sets for the new techno-cultural ‘markets of tomorrow’ and the future of the Metaverse. This programme will provide learners with the theoretical higher order skill sets, policy frameworks and critical understanding for implementing business transformation. Based at UWS Paisley campus, the course will utilise technology to establish an interactive learning environment including virtual reality headsets, high-specification computers, licences for relevant software and 360 degree cameras.

BA (Hons) Events & Tourism Management
- Location: Paisley
- Study mode: Full-Time & Part-Time
- Start date: September 2024
Our proposed BA (Hons) Events and Tourism Management will prepare you for a career in one of the most exciting, diverse and dynamic business sectors. This course has been designed from a global and holistic perspective and you will gain an in-depth understanding of the importance of events for communities, business, government and society from local, national and international perspectives. Importantly, you will engage with ways to ensure a sustainable future for these globally significant industries. With practical skills development embedded in the degree, you will also receive regular guest lectures from tourism & events professionals, undertake field trips and industry-based projects. Subject to validation, this degree will replace our BA (Hons) Event Management for Year 1 entry in September 2024.