COURSE CURRICULUM

The Creative Media Production degree offers a comprehensive study of media industries and practical production skills across various platforms. In the first year, students build a strong foundation with modules covering audio production, creative media landscapes, media law, television production, and multimedia writing and presenting. These courses introduce students to the core elements of media creation and the professional environment of film and media. As students progress to the second year, they focus on broadcast and production journalism and media production for drama and documentary, allowing them to develop specialized skills in both factual and creative storytelling. This stage emphasizes hands-on experience in producing content for different audiences and formats, strengthening practical and editorial abilities. In the final year, students undertake a major creative media project that allows them to apply their skills in a personalized and comprehensive way. Alongside this, modules on media research and development and media employment prepare students for the professional world by enhancing their understanding of industry trends, career pathways, and the development of employability skills. The Newsday module offers a real-world simulation, giving students practical experience in producing timely news content. Overall, the degree is designed to equip students with a diverse skill set in media production, critical understanding of media landscapes, and professional readiness, enabling them to pursue careers in television, radio, online media, journalism, or further study in related fields. The course balances theoretical knowledge with practical application, preparing students for the fast-paced and evolving nature of the media industry.