Screenwriting with Film, Television and Radio | University of Lancashire

Course summary

Course Overview

Screenwriting is a multi-million-pound industry and is the foundation of all film, TV, theatre, and radio production. This screenwriting bachelor degree will help prepare you for a career as a professional scriptwriter.

Why study with us

You will experience real world industry practices, including a Writers Room.
Learn skills across a variety of disciplines. This includes film, TV, theatre, radio and video games, increasing your employment opportunities.
Benefit from the University’s industry links with the BBC, ITV, MediaCityUK and other media organisations across the UK.

What you'll do

Get the chance to win placements with screenwriting industry professionals at our cJAM media event.
Attend guest lectures and workshops involving high profile scriptwriters, directors, producers and agents.
Access a variety of screenwriting industry networking events. Past events have included Aesthetica Short Film Festival and BAFTA Masterclasses.

Future Careers

Wondering how to become a screenwriter? Our screenwriting degree programs will help you develop your scriptwriting skills to a professional level. With these skills, you'll have the opportunity to pursue a career within the media industry.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: W810
Institution code:: C30

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