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Computer Graphics, Vision & Imaging MSc provides training in computer graphics, virtual reality, machine vision and imaging technology from world-leading experts
To find out core information about this degree, such as entry requirements, programme length and cost, visit the UCL prospectus site.
Programme information
Students undertake modules to the value of 180 credits.
The programme consists of four core modules (60 credits), four optional modules (60 credits) and a research project (60 credits).
Core modules
- Computer Graphics (COMP0027) (15 credits)
- Image Processing (COMP0026) (15 credits)
- Mathematical Methods, Algorithmics and Implementations (COMP0112) (15 credits)
- Research Methods and Reading (COMP0117) (15 credits)
Optional modules
Students must choose a minimum of 15 and a maximum of 30 credits from Group One options. Students must choose a minimum of 30 and a maximum of 45 credits from Group Two options.
Group One Options (15 to 30 credits)
- Machine Vision (COMP0137) (15 credits)
- Virtual Environments (COMP0113) (15 credits)
Group Two Options (30 to 45 credits)
- Acquisition and Processing of 3D Geometry (COMP0119) (15 credits)
- Computational Modelling for Biomedical Imaging (COMP0118) (15 credits)
- Computational Photography and Capture (COMP0028) (15 credits)
- Information Processing in Medical Imaging (MPHY0025) (15 credits)
- Introduction to Deep Learning (COMP0090) (15 credits)
- Introduction to Machine Learning (COMP0088) (15 credits)
- Inverse Problems in Imaging (COMP0114) (15 credits)
- Robot Vision and Navigation (COMP0130) (15 credits)
- Robotic Sensing, Manipulation and Interaction (COMP0129) (15 credits)
Please note: the availability and delivery of optional modules may vary, depending on your selection.
Dissertation/report
All students undertake an independent research project related to a problem of industrial interest or on a topic near the leading edge of research, which culminates in a 60–80 page dissertation.