Basics of Creative Coding (Level 4)

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Basics of Creative Coding (Level 4)

Key Information

• Course duration: 240 study hours on-demand, up to 1 year
• Annual fees: £2,384 for the year 2025/26
• Course start: April 2025, September 2025

Course Overview

The Level 4 Basics of Creative Coding is a new online short course for anyone interested in developing creative programming skills. It has been designed in collaboration with employers to ensure that it is industry-focused. No previous experience of computer programming is necessary.

Course Details

• Introductory Studies (30 credits)
• Industry skills with technology and processes
• Understanding creative practice
• Design Thinking
• Prototyping
• Finding and interpreting research and data
• Communication Skills

Learning and Teaching

• The Level 6 Short Course is an online course.
• Learning and teaching involve working your way through a series of online asynchronous modules to complete the Unit.
• Teaching sessions are recorded and provide links to online resources to support your learning.

Assessment

• Assessment is the process of evaluating or assessing your learning.
• The University assesses you through the coursework that you produce as you complete the unit.
• The unit will require that you present a portfolio of work which may include finished pieces of work, written work, your research, and a reflective journal which allows you to evaluate your learning and highlight your strengths and areas for further development.

Entry Requirements

• UK and International: Completion of an undergraduate degree or sufficient evidence provided through work experience to show you are ready for the course.

Course Fees

• The Course fee for one of our short courses for both home and international students is £2,384 for the year 2025/26.

Course-Related Costs Not Included in the Fees

• It is expected that you will have access to your own computer.
• As the learning is online it will be necessary for you to have a secure internet connection and an up-to-date web browser to enable you to access materials and engage with the virtual learning environment.

Sources of Financial Support

• The Student Support office can provide information about student money; they can be contacted at .

How to Apply

• Applications to our short courses should be made directly to Norwich University of the Arts using the Short Course Application Form.

Related Courses

• Creative Coding (Level 6)
• Creative Computing BSc (Hons)