Bournemouth University · Full-time
Media and Communication
Unlock your potential in media and communication. Engage with cutting-edge theories, gain practical experience, explore diverse perspectives, and enhance your career with optional placements. Join our vibrant and inclusive community. Why study MA Media & Commu…
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Faculty of Media, Science and Technology
Unlock your potential in media and communication. Engage with cutting-edge theories, gain practical experience, explore diverse perspectives, and enhance your career with optional placements. Join our vibrant and inclusive community. Why study MA Media & Communication at BU? - Real-world experience: enhance your employability with a 30-week optional placement in the media or communication sector, supported by our industry connections. Or undertake a short-term study opportunity globally through our Turing Scheme networks. - Advanced knowledge and skills: deepen your understanding of media theories and master practical skills, with access to production equipment, for communicating ideas across text, video, and audio formats - Tailored learning experience: choose from a wide range of optional units to specialise in areas that align with your interests and career goals - Global and inclusive community: join a diverse student body and be taught by academics from all over the world to enrich your learning experience and prepare you for a global media career - Professional skill development: build critical and analytical skills for media practices and enhance your employability through our Graduate Skills Programme - Career support and industry links: access continuous career guidance and leverage partnerships with top media organisations like the BBC, Adobe, and Apple.
Getting in
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A Bachelors Honours degree with 2:2 in any subject, or equivalent. If English is not your first language you'll need IELTS (Academic) 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in each component or equivalent.
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