英-格拉斯哥艺术学院-MSc Heritage Visualisation专业介绍/第三轮PGT申请截止日期是3月4日

Image: Katherine Mackenzie, Modelling the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, (MSc Heritage Visualisation, 2025)

Dear Partner,

We would like to take this opportunity to spotlight our MSc Heritage Visualisation programme, which is a part of our School of Innovation and Technology.

Below, you will find a spotlight video, as well as some frequently asked questions (FAQ) which could be useful for advising students. We have also included links to our applicant guide, student testimonials, and links to our Postgraduate Showcase for MSc Heritage Visualisation, highlighting previous student projects.

A reminder that the next postgraduate deadline (Round 3) is March 4 2026.

If you have any questions regarding this programme or beyond, please don't hesitate to get in touch via international@gsa.ac.uk.

Student Recruitment and International Team
The Glasgow School of Art

MSc Heritage Visualisation FAQ

Image: Haiyu Cheng, Lord Rabbit Handbook, (MSc Heritage Visualisation, 2025)

Why study MSc Heritage Visualisation?

· The programme focuses on heritage visualisation and representation

· It blends technical skills, creative practice and critical heritage thinking

· The programme equips graduates for careers beyond academia, including the creative and cultural sectors

What are the academic requirements / relevant experience required to study the MSc Heritage Visualisation?

· UK upper 2nd (2:1) or international equivalent

· See our Applicant Guide for detailed entry criteria

What do you need to apply to the programme?

· A complete postgraduate application form

· A written personal statement (500 words max)

· A pre-recorded video (3 mins long)

Applicants should consult the application guidelines on the Programme's page on our website

Who is this programme most suited for?

In general, students who have a genuine interest and desire to work on the heritage domain are welcome to apply. Skills and interests that are particularly relevant to the programme include:

· Heritage

· Archaeology

· History

· Classics

· Mathematics

· Fine Art

What kinds of projects are undertaken by students?

You can see examples of student projects and work on our Postgraduate Showcases.

· MSc Heritage Visualisation Postgraduate Degree 2025

· MSc Heritage Visualisation Postgraduate Degree 2024

· MSc Heritage Visualisation Postgraduate Degree 2023

What industry links does the progamme have?

· National Museum of Scotland

· Historic Environment Scotland

· GSA Archives & Collections

· National Trust for Scotland

· Govan Old Parish Church

· Hung Fut Scotland

· Guest Talks also include: Meta, Unity, 343 Industries, Rockstar, Media Tonic, and Devolver Digital

What are the career prospects?

· Museum sector (inc. Science Museum and Maritime Museum in Scotland)

· Higher Education (inc. Advanced Research Centre at The University of Glasgow)

· National Heritage Bodies

· Charities (including the UK Antarctic Trust)

· African Digital Heritage

MSc Heritage Visualisation Spotlight Video

Image: In Depth: MSc Heritage Visualisation, 2026

In this video, Professor Stuart Jeffrey, Programme Leader, delivers an in-depth look at our MSc Heritage Visualisation programme. This video features information regarding the types of technology and creative projects students undertake, as well as the types of industry specialists and research connections for the programme. You will also hear from our current students and their experience on the programme.

To watch via Youtube, please either select the above video image or button below. Alternatively, you can also view via WeChat, WeiBo, or RedNote (Xiaohongshu).

Graduate Testimonials

Image: MSc Heritage Visualisation, 2024

Hear from past students from the MSc Heritage Visualisation programme, who outline what they learned and some of the projects undertaken.

To watch via Vimeo, please either select the above video image or button below.