This is the most crucial part of the entire admissions process. You need to find a course which closely matches your own individual interests, requirements and qualifications. As you have already found this site, you have already understood this. You are starting to do just the right thing. Our three courses The Institute of Communications Studies offers three separate, different, but distinct undergraduate degree programmes.
Broadcasting is a heavily practical and professional course in how to make television programmes.
However, because it is taught within an established British university, it is also taught in an intellectual context. Therefore, in addition to the practical work, the syllabus includes theoretical modules covering both the ethics and the responsibilities of the contemporary broadcaster. The course is taught by experienced practitioners in the field. For a specific brochure with more details on Broadcasting, contact our Admissions Secretary, Tricia Ritchie , or you can view ICS brochures online . Broadcast Journalism is a mainly practical and professional course in how to be a journalist in radio or television.