Publishing & Communications BA(Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Falmouth
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Falmouth
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Duration
2 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
Work with writers, makers and designers in creative co-working spaces designed to foster talent and collaboration.
Respond to live briefs from our industry partners.
Develop creative problem-solving skills to create value and address real-world problems in the publishing industry.
Build a skillset to help you tackle the complex needs of the publishing and digital content marketplace.
Be ready for industry in just two years with this fast-track degree.
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About this course
Gaining a head start in publishing, you’ll leave with a toolbox of editorial skills and the ability to deliver shareable stories and published content across a range of formats and platforms.
104 - 120 UCAS points, primarily from Level 3 qualifications like A-Levels, a BTEC Extended Diploma, or a Foundation Diploma.
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Subjects
- Communications
- Histories
- Publishing histories
- Publishing
- Publishing Skills
- Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurship Skills
- Adult writing
- Games
- Environment
- R lifestyle writing
- Audiences
- Reading
- Reading communities
Course programme
You'll learn about publishing histories and futures, build your editorial skills, and gain hands-on book production experience - teaching you to read the book as an object as well as a text. Reflecting the publishing and content creation process, you’ll learn to think creatively and tell shareable stories. You’ll also adapt your work to new platforms and audiences, collaborate with other creatives and industry professionals, and put your entrepreneurship skills into action.
Stage two
You'll focus on multi-platform content, digital marketing practices in the publishing industry, leading trends, innovative publishing business models, and the entrepreneurial mind-set. By working on a collaborative project, you’ll connect your ideas, production skills and content creation with audiences. You’ll also take elective topics in children and young adult writing, games, environment or lifestyle writing.
Stage three
You’ll develop your Major Project, learn about the business of publishing, and consider current and future trends in books and reading audiences. We’ll also explore cultural curation in publishing - including building reading communities, live experiences, and brand partnerships with museums, heritage and art galleries.
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Publishing & Communications BA(Hons)