Digital Media Production and Marketing (with Foundation Year) | Oxford Brookes University

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Course summary

Join our BA Digital Media Production and Marketing with a foundation year course and start with learning how to research, evaluate and communicate, which is a key part of your studies. You'll benefit from a range of research-rich knowledge and dedicated support, and detailed feedback on your work on your foundation year. Passing this foundation year leads to our BA Digital Media Production and Marketing course.

Where you will then enter the dynamic world of content creation, with a focus on digital shorts, filmmaking techniques, and marketing innovation. Through our modules you will develop a comprehensive understanding of both film production and how to effectively promote content in a competitive, digital-first landscape.

With a strong emphasis on ethical and sustainable marketing practices, this degree prepares you for a range of careers, from content marketing creator to brand strategist. By the end of the course, you will have the expertise to blend creativity with business acumen, ready to make a mark in the film and digital marketing industries.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: P31F
Institution code:: O66

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93 Go onto work and study

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