It seeks to integrate traditional academic studies of humanities and social science with new ways of looking at different cultural forms. You will receive a foundation in the theory and history of media and culture and develop an understanding of media institutions, evaluating their impact on society. It has developed a successful blend of lectures, projects, briefings, technical workshops, tutorials, and key visiting speakers as well. The program, which is one of the most respected photography degrees in Europe, is based in central London in the heart of the city's photographic media community. This popular course in film and TV production has a strong theoretical input, which emphasizes co-operative, collaborative and experimental approaches to independent production.
Students engage with a variety of film and television practises.
These are critically analyzed by examining past and current media structures and institutions, including their social, economic, cultural and aesthetic context. Throughout the program you will be involved in productions with technical and practical instructiongiven through workshops, complemented by group tutorials. Study Publishing Abroad for a Semester in London - This course has been designed in the context of the rapidly changing communications field to provide the flexibility to respond to future changes. It aims to prepare the student for employment in the publishing industry where opportunities range from production to editorial and marketing, in both traditional book and magazine publishing and new media enterprises. The university offers 12,000 modules from which students may choose their course work.