BA/BSc (Hons) Publishing
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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
Different dates available
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Internship
Yes
Publishing is one of the UK’s largest creative industries and this is an international industry which shapes and presents content across a wide range of subjects. Publishers find an audience for a variety of publication types from books and magazines to innovative apps and websites. We’ll equip you with a wide range of the latest digital making skills, alongside learning core publishing skills, such as copywriting and editing, design and layout, and marketing. Through collaborative project development, you'll gain essential creative workplace skills in working with others, carving out your own role, and achieving high-quality results. You’ll graduate with industry experience and a stunning digital portfolio of your work.
Publishing can only be taken as part of a Combined Award scheme, meaning you’ll study Publishing alongside another subject. By adding a publishing component to your degree you’ll emerge highly employable, with a wide range of skills that give you an edge over other graduates.
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About this course
You’ll graduate with essential publishing skills, from writing persuasive, concise copy and text editing, to communicating brand identity and audience research. We’ll teach you how to layout content and manipulate images using industry-standard software, with opportunities to develop your skills in image use, video; photography; app creation; and HTML.
Additional modules offer the chance to specialise and deepen your knowledge and skill base, and to work on larger personal projects linked to your career aims.
Publishing graduates have gained a range of professions including Production Assistant; Digital Editor; Digital Marketing Coordinator; Events Organiser; and Project Manager. Graduates have been employed by publishing companies including Future, Parragon Books, Taylor & Francis, BBC, and Penguin Random House.
We accept a wide range of qualifications for entry to our undergraduate programmes. The main ones are listed below:
A Level
BTEC.
International Baccalaureate
Reviews
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Bath Spa gave me good experience. I have got good involvement through the rugby team
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My university experience was fruitful. It was stressful but worth it. I loved it and made good friends.
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Good university, and they helped a lot, teaching placements are good and tutors were amazing, I am having a great time.
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Course rating
Recommended
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Ella
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This centre's achievements
All courses are up to date
The average rating is higher than 3.7
More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months
This centre has featured on Emagister for 14 years
Subjects
- HTML
- Design
- Marketing
- Copywriting
- Editorial
- Publishing Skills
- Layout
- Project
- Industry
- Photography
- Editing
- Video
- Publishing
- Text Editing
- Publishing Software
Course programme
· Year 1
We’ll introduce you to core publishing principles, with a focus on copywriting and editing. You’ll become familiar with layout, production and publishing software. There will be weekly deadlines, so you’ll get used to turning around work quickly and in a well-presented form. Alongside this you’ll start to build an in-depth knowledge of the publishing industry.
· Year 2
You’ll gain greater insight into particular areas of publishing, such as marketing, editorial and design. Optional modules allow you to delve deeper into areas such as illustrated books, fiction editing, and the use of publishing skills for social enterprise and charity work.
· Year 3
Tutors will guide you to focus your skills and knowledge around your personal creative and career interests. You’ll be encouraged to develop your individual approach as a creator, curator or project manager; your final portfolio will reflect this, showcasing your work for prospective employers. Optional modules cover magazines, book commissioning, digital literary studies, cookery publishing, and children’s books.
Course assessment
You’ll be assessed by coursework, including portfolios, essays, feature articles, reflective commentaries and reports. In some modules you’ll share your work through short, informal presentations.
Additional information
BA/BSc (Hons) Publishing