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Communication & Media (with Foundation Year)

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Course summary

Are you fascinated by global challenges, media coverage, social issues and marketing communication? Are you inspired to create social media content, multimedia journalism and promotion strategies? Then explore the exciting field of Communication & Media.

Why study BA (Hons) Communication & Media?

  • Develop a critical understanding of the role of communication & media in culture and society. Delve into journalism, advertising, public relations, and marketing, alongside discussions on political dialogue, the rise of social media and 'influencers,' and initiatives to raise awareness of social issues and global challenges

  • Gain hands-on expertise in multimedia design and production, covering areas such as audio, video, scriptwriting, and online publishing. Access industry-standard software and technical resources, including computer labs and audio recording studios

-* Collaborate on real-world projects*, generating innovative and imaginative solutions and ideas to support local charities like Volunteer Centre Dorset, The Pantry Partnership, GECCO – Early Years Childcare Environment, and Dorset Road Safety

  • Gain valuable experience at esteemed companies across various media sectors during your placement. Past students have worked at renowned organisations such as Nintendo, Adobe, Mercedes, and Walt Disney. Expand your network and expertise, preparing for a successful start to your career

  • Showcase your work, publishing news and features across our student platforms: Fresher Publishing and Nerve Media.

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Course code:
P901
Institution code:
B50

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88 Go onto work and study

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