Publishing and Digital Culture BA Honours
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
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Start date
October
Recent years have witnessed a major shift in publishing, with new technologies challenging traditional models while simultaneously creating fantastic new opportunities. Our BA Publishing and Digital Culture degree enables you to develop the skills you need to make the most of these opportunities.
Why study BA Publishing and Digital Culture at Middlesex University?
The complex and multifaceted world of publishing is a fascinating place to be, and our BA Publishing and Digital Culture degree is designed to help you get there by equipping you with a 360 degree view of the industry.
Whether you want be a small scale self publisher, work in the magazine business or become a commissioning editor at one of the world's biggest media conglomerates, we will prepare you for work in publishing throughout a range of theoretically grounded, practice based...
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We normally make offers on 280 UCAS tariff points, GCSE English with a minimum of grade C is required. BTEC National Diploma/International Baccalaureate/Advanced and Progression Diplomas at equivalent tariff are also accepted. We accept the Access to HE Diploma. Applications from mature applicants without formal qualifications are welcomed provided they can demonstrate appropriate levels of relevant ability and experience.
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Subjects
- IT
- Design
- Global
- Project
- Industry
- Media
- Skills and Training
- Marketing
- Journalism
- Digital
- Website
- Information design
- Digital Culture
- Publications
- Global Journalism
- Publishing
Course programme
In Year 2 students develop their knowledge and skills in sourcing and managing content, including issues around the law and ethics as well as the tasks of editing and layout, and also addresses the key "new" technologies for digital and self publishing.
Year 3 includes a substantial placement in an industry setting and further study of the structure, operation, and social context of publishing as a global business, as students focus their interests and ambitions into a project that forms the key piece of their professional portfolio.
Modules
Year 1
- Media Analysis (30 credits) Compulsory
- The Business of Publishing (30 credits) Compulsory
- Information Design (30 credits) Compulsory
- Digital Texts and Contexts (30 credits) Compulsory
- Books and Magazines (30 credits) Compulsory
- Digital Culture (30 credits) Compulsory
- Self Publishing (30 credits) Compulsory
- Visual Cultures (30 credits) Optional
- Global Journalism (30 Credits) Optional
- Independent Project (30 credits) Compulsory
- Publishing Markets (30 credits) Compulsory
- Transmedia Publishing (30 credits) Compulsory
- Work Placement (30 credits) Optional
- Writing the City (30 credits) Optional
- International and Digital Public Relations (30 credits) Optional
Additional information
£11,500 per year
Publishing and Digital Culture BA Honours