BA (Hons) Communication and Media with a Year in Industry
Course Overview
This four-year Communication and Media degree combines rigorous academic study with invaluable real-world experience through a salaried third-year placement. You will analyze how media shapes everything from global politics to personal identity, exploring a diverse range of forms from digital content to screen media. The programme's flexible structure allows you to tailor your degree to your specific interests, preparing you for a dynamic career in the creative and media industries.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated 40-week salaried placement with a media employer, providing professional experience
- Flexible curriculum with diverse optional modules in digital cultures, PR, political communication, and more
- Analysis of media's powerful role in shaping culture, politics, and individual identity
- Final year project option to conduct an in-depth dissertation or independent study
- Excellent graduate employment prospects at leading organizations like the BBC, major newspapers, and advertising firms
Course Overview
This four-year Communication and Media degree combines rigorous academic study with invaluable real-world experience through a salaried third-year placement. You will analyze how media shapes everything from global politics to personal identity, exploring a diverse range of forms from digital content to screen media. The programme's flexible structure allows you to tailor your degree to your specific interests, preparing you for a dynamic career in the creative and media industries.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated 40-week salaried placement with a media employer, providing professional experience
- Flexible curriculum with diverse optional modules in digital cultures, PR, political communication, and more
- Analysis of media's powerful role in shaping culture, politics, and individual identity
- Final year project option to conduct an in-depth dissertation or independent study
- Excellent graduate employment prospects at leading organizations like the BBC, major newspapers, and advertising firms
