Oxford Brookes University · Full-time
Digital Media Production
Digital media is a huge part of our lives. It entertains. Informs. Inspires. Join us at Oxford Brookes to learn the ins and outs of making powerful work that speaks to audiences everywhere. You’ll find everything you need to practise your video production skil…
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Digital media is a huge part of our lives. It entertains. Informs. Inspires. Join us at Oxford Brookes to learn the ins and outs of making powerful work that speaks to audiences everywhere. You’ll find everything you need to practise your video production skills, whether you want to get involved in future blockbusters or TV dramas. Want to explore a career in broadcast TV? You’ll love our fully functional TV studio. Or perhaps game production is more your thing? We have industry-standard software including Unity – as well as close links with many media software developers who visit us regularly. Our MSc Digital Media Production at Oxford Brookes is like a test run for a real production environment. You’ll get hands-on experience with all the latest equipment and software that the professionals use. Expert instruction from tutors working in the industry. And live projects where you can apply your skills alongside your fellow students.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants should normally hold a good honours degree (2.2 or above), or its equivalent, in any discipline other than those very closely related to media technology. If you have relevant professional qualifications or work experience you can also be considered. Please also see the University's general entry requirements.
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