Take part in work placements with a variety of media organisations

You will consider the impact of film and the media on society, youth culture and technology, and explore some of the skillsets crucial in today’s media, such as audio production and online publishing. Television studies will feature prominently throughout your studies.

You will be able to make your own short films, with the chance to explore camera operation, sound recording and editing. With a screening at the end to gain some valuable feedback from peers and tutors.

-Cambridge university
- full time undergraduate course 3 years

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
-88 - 104 ucas tariff points from a minimum of 2 a levels
-3 gcse's at a c grade or above ( or a grade 4 or above) including English language

Each module throughout the 3 years has their own assessments and has individual credits.

http://www.anglia.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/film-studies-and-media-studies

During this course you will develop skills through a combination of hands-on, skills-based learning, as well as  research-focused learning and  apply your  skills and knowledge into work placements with  companies  within the UK music industries.

On this course you will have the opportunity to develop real-life commercial projects with clients, enabling you to add professional jobs to your portfolio.
This course offers an industry-relevant use of production, theory and professional studies on each pathway available.

Teaching takes place in environments most relevant to your course, including radio, TV and photography studios and editing suites, as well as lecture theatres, seminar rooms, social learning spaces and online. 

The course is ideal if you want to take an in-depth look at promotion, music PR and music media, running a record label or producing music videos and websites. 

While on the course, you will have the opportunity to set up a record label, promote artists or organise a music event for a paying audience. You will develop practical business knowhow, applying your skills to a creative music enterprise project, as well as exploring music entrepreneurship, music online, music promotion and PR, music video, and television and music programming.

In your final year of study you will complete a final major project, drawing together the strands of knowledge, skills, and experience that you have gained.
-full time course ( 3 years)
- Birmingham school of media
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
-a good portfolio
- a gcse at grade c or above in English language ( equivalent qualifications are considered)
- 112 ucas tariff points from a level.
- 100% coursework, no written or practical exams

http://www.bcu.ac.uk/media/courses/media-and-communication-music-industries-ba-hons-2018-19

There is a strong emphasis on innovative, industry linked work in all fields with students being asked to respond to briefs in a creative and considered way, evaluating their own work as they progress. On completion of the programme students will have a portfolio of five short films in areas of fiction, factual and entertainment.
This course aims to develop your creativity and skills in carrying out projects to meet the needs of clients and audiences. In addition the programme will provide you with
The knowledge and skills to embark on a career in the creative and cultural industries
opportunities for work-based learning and experience in the creative arts and cultural industries

 -university of hertfordshire
- 2 year full time course

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- 48 ucas points
-gcse maths and English language at a grade 4 (c) or above.
- interview or portfolio may be required
- also accepts equivalents, BTEC, IB and access courses.

http://www.herts.ac.uk/courses/media-production

All of the  Media Studies students have the opportunity to spend a year abroad as part of their degree. This will give you an opportunity to increase your contacts and network with various companies.

 -university of Kent
- full time 3 years
- part time 6 years
- each module has their own credits
- methods of assessment vary with modules, some are solely coursework while others are a mix of coursework and exams.

https://www.kent.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/1901/media-studies#funding

Practical skills in editing, camera operations, sound recording, lighting and graphics are criticalically analysed. This course is designed to prepare you for the challenge of a multi-skilled mixed portfolio career. 

The course is taught through a mix of lectures, group tutorials and workshops, supporting the development of both practical and theory  skills.

You will be working work with industry standard facilities and equipment, television industry experienced teaching staff and highly rated academics.

-University of Westminster
- full time 3 years
- practice based course
- assessment methods include: practical projects, presentations, written work, blogs, websites and reflective writing.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
A Levels – BBB
Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended National Diploma – DD
Access to HE Diploma – Pass with 45 credits at Level 3 with a minimum of 36 Level 3 credits at Merit or Distinction
GCSEs – minimum grade 4 in Maths and English (grade C)

https://www.westminster.ac.uk/journalism-and-digital-media-television-film-and-moving-image-courses/2018-19/september/full-time/television-production-ba-honours?next-year=1#course_leader

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- can use of MAC / PC and design packages such as the below would be a pre-requisite: - Adobe Creative Suite - Photoshop - Illustrator - Flash 

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