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- Master
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- 90 Weeks
...and you will be encouraged to undertake work experience with a national newspaper, magazine, picture agency or other related institutions within the photographic industry...
- Bachelor's degree
- London
- 3 Years
...base for future employment. Structure Year 1 First year units includes: Book Design and Production Illustration Book Structure Design and Bookbinding Photography...
- Bachelor's degree
- London
- 3 Years
...Year 3 You now examine contemporary issues of advertising practice. Issues of communications strategy and preparation for employment are particular features...
- Bachelor's degree
- London
- 1 Year
...during Term 2 , challenges you to utilise your graphic communication skills and knowledge in the answering of a live design brief. The Personal and Professional...
- Bachelor's degree
- London
- 3 Years
...Structure Year 1 You will be introduced to specialist skills in digital media design , interactive media design and multi-media practice. Core studies include contextual...
- Bachelor's degree
- London
- 3 Years
...collaborative partnerships through crewing and work-based learning. In the third year, you will specialise in a major practice such as: sound design editing...
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The London College of Communication (LCC) is the largest constituent College of the University of the Arts London and our students are members of Europe's largest university dedicated to art, communication, design and related technologies.LCC has around 9,000 students, of all ages and from a variety of backgrounds. It has a rich and interesting history and our staff include successful practitioners in London's thriving media and communication industries.LCC is more single minded than a large, multi-faculty university. All students share our passion for the communication of ideas and images and the distribution of products and images.We are also proud of our London base. The College is located in a central yet affordable area of London. We list the London Eye, the Southbank Film, Art and Theatre Complex, and the Tate Modern amongst our near neighbours, yet we are close to some of the University's best halls of residence, and some excellent private student accommodation.
