Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Digital Media and Communications] From Manchester Metropolitan University

This is central to the courses we offer. They are interdisciplinary and focus on the relationships between information, people and technology. You will gain an in-depth understanding of how individuals, organisations and wider society respond to change and be well placed to take advantage of these changes. The courses will prepare you for employment in both the private and public sectors and will help you gain the balance of creative, technical, management and professional knowledge and skills that employers seek.

Given the nature of our courses in Information and Communications, which keep abreast of, and feed into developments in industry, we regularly review, enhance and update our degree programmes.Ê

This degree programme suits inquiring andÊcreative minds, and those seeking careers inÊtelevision, radio, film and other media. You will investigate the creation, manipulation andÊprocessing of digital content for newÊcommunication and media technologies. You are encouraged to find your ownÊcreative identity and to express yourself through digital content. The course includes theÊsocial science theoretical frameworks in whichÊcontent production is embedded and usesÊselected digital media to provide technicalÊtreatments of media content production.

The rapidly changing digital media and cultureÊindustries offer many career opportunities in aÊwide range of industry sectors, includingÊtelevision, radio, film and new media. DigitalÊmultimedia technologies are also being used toÊcreate content for education, non-broadcastÊparts of the AV sector and in industries such asÊtravel and tourism. The market for skills in all ofÊthese areas is strong and expanding whilst theÊproject management experience you can gain isÊvalued across many job sectors.