2024 GSA Degree Show

Digital Painting, BSc Immersive Systems Design, Year 1

Product Design Undergraduate

How design can shape our society in the future through the relationships between people, products and places.

A project exploring the potential of using transmedia stories for public engagement on environmental issues in the city.

Envisaging new domestic behaviours & rituals to build an innovative lifestyle brand of the near future

Continuing the fruitful and ongoing collaboration between GSA and NHS Ayrshire & Arran and NHS Lothian

The principle of a chain reaction is simple and intuitive - one event generates an output, the result of which in turn triggers another one.

Studios, software and resources

PGT projects exhibition at the GSA Highlands&Islands Campus

Heritage Studies at The Glasgow School of Art

Fieldwork forms an important part of the Heritage Visualisation programme

Virtual reality, augmented reality, mobile and desktop applications for medical visualisation

3D modelling and animation for medical visualisation

Medical, Clinical and Educational applications of 3D Printing

Extracting 3D models from medical datasets

This project focuses on promoting knowledge about available local resources and increasing social participation.

Cudby is an interactive music therapy product designed for Alzheimer's patients.

Audio-Visual work exploring the unlikely pairing of Swedish folk music and the impacts of social media

This project focuses on understanding people’s awareness of invasive species and how they affect the local environment.

Focusing on the 12th United Nations Sustainable Development Goal of Responsible Consumption and Production.

An interactive installation that can increase people’s understanding of dyslexia

Prototyping with low cost materials

Learning about Serious Game Design

Emotion in VR

Immersive Storytelling & Scottish Folk-tales

Exploring a space for design to move away from an expert-driven approach in community-based design collaborations.

Addressing Shetland's unique challenges and opportunities surrounding the sustainability of creative practice.

The 1938 Empire Exhibition is reimagined via AR and community input, exploring diverse narratives in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow.

The Glasgow School of Art has produced significant 3D immersive research on the Empire Exhibition of 1938.

Combining British Empire Exhibition project data with digital documentation to improve access and engagement via real-time visualisation

Master’s student Michaela Lange designed an immersive 3D narrative trail, exploring the Empire Exhibition's polyvocality.

Extended Reality Interfaces and Digital Twins for Pharmaceutical Production

The role of community-based art practice in promoting fair and inclusive ocean governance in Africa and the Pacific.

Visualisation of Digital Heritage Datasets through immersive systems

Medical Extended Reality Research Centre

Saving lives through Connections

Student Alexander McRoberts devised an "Interactive Heritage Environment," showcasing 1938 Glasgow Empire Exhibition's Scottish Avenue.

Evaluating a provotyping approach in a traditional craft context to enable knitwear practitioners,

Exploring the use of trusted attribute tokens to enable seamless access to services.

Rural Centre of Excellence for digital health and care innovation in Moray

Integrating health and social care data, interpreted by AI, to redesign the cancer care journey

Point of Care diagnostics for bowel cancer symptoms Colon Capsule Endoscopy.

Enabling people and communities to reimagine local decision-making and co-design tools to support policy across Scotland.