Media and Arts Pre tasks are now live!

Christmas is upon us which means the Media and Arts pre-tasks have now been published for the next application round! The application window opens on the 9th January and the applicants will have until the 24th January (3pm Finnish time) to upload their pre-task. The applicants are reminded that they must choose the pre-task designated to their chosen study path and must only submit one. The pre-task is graded out of max 100 points and if successful you will be invited to the online interview! (maximum of 120 applicants with the highest pre-task scores will be invited.) The interview will be done using Adobe connect.


If you are interested in applying to one of our degree programmes, check out the following links giving you more of an insight to what we get up to:

TAMK Games Academy: http://www.gamesacademy.fi/about/studies/

VR360 concert video productions: http://media-arts360.blogs.tamk.fi/2017/11/24/refrences/

The presentation videos from all study paths:

Interactive Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIA-FaSTtuY&t=60s

Music Production: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBj9kIZN6zY&t=

Fine Art: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWutbGWsogE

Happy holidays!

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