It is important to note that Communication Studies at Nottingham Trent is essentially theoretical. However, many of the degree's modules engage with professional practices in the media and at each level there is some opportunity to develop practical media skills. Year 1 Linguistics, Psychology, Sociology, Mass Media, Media and Cultural Studies plus an option. Year 2 Modules selected from Sociology, Psychology, Linguistics, Media and Cultural Studies and options relating to these. Year 3 Options from a wide range in Sociology, Psychology, Linguistics, and Media and Cultural Studies.
Students also have the opportunity to do a dissertation.
Assessment Assessment is partly by examinations and partly by coursework, depending on the options chosen. Selection Process Selection is through application form and open days. Non-standard applicants may be interviewed. Careers Our graduates have gone into a wide range of occupations in television, journalism, publishing, advertising, and into administrative, managerial and personnel work. Others have undertaken postgraduate vocational courses or academic research for higher degrees.