BCU’s School of Media is based in the Parkside Building on BCU’s City Centre Campus. Inside you will find a suite of TV and radio studios, post-production suites, and a huge green screen studio.
The media industry is competitive, so if you’re looking to pursue a fruitful career, a Master’s degree from Birmingham City University (BCU) will help. You will have full access to multiple TV and radio studios as well as expert staff with years of experience.
This is a practical course that will give you the professional skills you’ll need to work in the fast-paced world of Television or Radio. You will gain a detailed understanding of how production processes work – traditional as well as digital distribution – and develop essential entrepreneurial and networking skills.
Find out more: MA Media Production
You will learn how to construct an effective PR campaign, combining theory with the practical skills needed to communicate persuasively on behalf of businesses, charities, public bodies, community groups and activists. The course will cover techniques for raising awareness, listening to stakeholders and influencing ethical policies.
Find out more: MA Public Relations
You will learn how to critically assess arguments and evidence from a range of academic sources, as well as gaining an understanding of effective critical reading at postgraduate level.
During this module, you will learn advanced skills in topics such as:
You will gain an understanding of research methods and methodologies for postgraduate study, as well as learning how to plan and undertake effective research at postgraduate level.
This module will equip you with the advanced skills you need to develop and shape your own creative practice through the production of a final project.
You must have either a related qualification or significant work experience.
BCU’s School of Media is based in the Parkside Building on BCU’s City Centre Campus. Inside you will find a suite of TV and radio studios, post-production suites, and a huge green screen studio.