Radio Degrees

... platforms including online, print, radio and television. Hands-on production experience combined with knowledge of theory and context will provide you with a foundation for your journalism career in the twenty-first century. Throughout the course you will gain practical skills and have the opportunity...

... career or for further study. Helped by strong links with influential organisations, the course offers an industry-relevant blend of production, theory and professional studies. Specialist teaching takes place in our new media production studios and you will also benefit from access to world class radio... Learn about: New Media, Communication Training, Media Festival...

... and Technical on TV and radio news productions (working to deadlines) Newswriting for multiple platforms: print, online, radio and TV Presenting – For...

...Practical modules benefit from our TV and radio facilities, and we are fortunate to be close to the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum... Learn about: Communication Training...

... to thrive in the new digital era. As the traditional boundaries between print, TV and radio disappear, this course explores how they converge in multimedia... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...literature engage with societies are both vital aspects in understanding how the discipline connects with the wider world, enabling you to focus on the production... Learn about: Global Quality Television, DIY Music Cultures, Promotional Culture...

... the traditional forms of content production, such as radio, video/TV and photography, and a more complex and innovative set of technologies needed to successfully develop and manage digital content on different journalistic platforms. This course is designed to address the needs of the UK employers and takes...

... (www.icrar.org)The Square Kilometre Array radio-telescope (www.skatelescope.org )The advanced astronomical observatories, both on Earth and in space, including radio, optical, IR, submm, and X-ray telescopesWorld-class supercomputing facilities through iVEC@UWA (www.ivec.org/facilities/ivec-uwa/) and the Pawsey... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Why choose this course? This practical course trains you in live sound which can lead to an exciting career in a variety of settings including theatre, music festivals and radio. It is designed for students who are not necessarily musicians or performers and prefer the challenges of using...

...and Context Creative Industries and Cultural Policy Research in Practice Work Placement Major Project... Learn about: Media Production, Television Production, Production skills...

... as studying media law and ethics. Working in our industry fit facilities, you will develop a multi-platform mind-set, producing print, radio and TV news, reports, features, documentaries, as well as creating blogs and podcasts, digital photos, audio/video stories and content for websites and mobile devices...

... the globe. Your practical skills will include learning to tell stories using your phone and podcast and learning about the power of the image. In your second year, you’ll learn key media research methods and skills. You’ll explore radio journalism and examine world-changing journalism campaigns... Learn about: Corporate Communications, Radio Journalism, Social Media...

... include Nova radio in Brisbane, Warner Bros. Movie World theme park and Sony Music Entertainment. You will gain unique skills and knowledge from the combination of expertise in creative industries, business and law. Further, you will have the opportunity to supplement your studies in entertainment... Learn about: Business Law, IT Law...

... TV, radio, print and digital. Our strong links with key journalism organisations means you’ll also get the chance to work on live briefs and projects throughout the course. Teaching is delivered in state-of-the-art studios and facilities, as well as on location. Our newsroom media hub allows... Learn about: Radio Documentary...

...To enable graduates and others with relevant experience to quickly acquire and develop the practical skills necessary to sustain a career in theatre, television, film and radio. You will need substantial reserves of stamina and resourcefulness to take advantage of this highly intensive training... Learn about: Film acting, Audition Practice...

... century. You’ll also have the opportunity to consider ways of reading that go beyond textual analysis or historical context, such as understanding literature through the political or ideological lens of Marxism, feminism and post-colonial theory. In journalism, you will learn the skills of broadcast radio... Learn about: Journalism Skills, American Literature...

..., this is the perfect course and you will gain skills in professional video production, writing, television and radio programme producing, presenting, graphics, all leading to the operation and management of a TV channel... Learn about: Avid training, Skills and Training...

...Get practical, professional preparation for a career in journalism with our BA (Hons) Journalism degree course. You’ll get the chance to develop the skills you’ll need to cover stories for print, digital, TV and radio, as well as exploring the global impact of journalism on audiences. You’ll...

... will be undertaken. Contextual Studies 3 This involves the development of a personal research project focusing on a play, radio play or film script. An accompanying... Learn about: Film acting...

.... In your second year, you’ll study news, features and radio in more depth alongside the history of journalism. You’ll be able to choose all your History modules. These include family life in the 18th century, crime and society in the 16th century and British imperialism. It’s totally up to you. Work placement... Learn about: Online Journalism, Journalism Skills...