Creative Advertising Strategy
Bachelor's degree
In London
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
London
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Duration
3 Years
This course will develop your own enterprise skills and equip you with the specific knowledge and understanding required in this competitive and ever-changing industry. Suitable for: Students wishing to enter a career in Advertising and Marketing.
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About this course
2 A levels plus 3 GCSEs (A-C), or equivalent qualifications, or relevant professional experience/experiential learning, or a combination of formal qualifications and experiential learning.
International and EU students - If your first language is not English you should check you have achieved the correct IELTS level in English: IELTS 6.0
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Course programme
Innovative thinking and creativity are essential to a successful career in advertising.
Structure
Year 1
In Year One the focus is on Foundations of Advertising and Marketing Communications, which will provide you with the knowledge of the subject and its industry context. You will be introduced to the essential marketing and communication concepts and recognise how these are employed in the business environment.
Year 2
The themes of Management of Marketing and Advertising Communications are covered in Year Two. A particular focus is on the application of knowledge to marketing communications, problems and issues. Another feature of study this year is simulated work-related study, through which you will employ your understanding of advertising communications in practical scenarios.
Year 3
You now examine contemporary issues of advertising practice. Issues of communications strategy and preparation for employment are particular features of this final year of study. You will also work on a Major Project.
Assessment
Coursework which may include practical and written assignments and work placements.
Additional information
Comments: This course is taught within the Faculty of Design.
Contact person: Chris Bullar
Creative Advertising Strategy