Masters (Coursework)

<div style="font-family: Urbanist; font-size: 16px;">The Media Production MA course at Birmingham City University aims to prepare students for careers in media production by developing their practical skills and enhancing their understanding of the media industry. This one-year course provides a variety of practical projects and theoretical studies which include development, pre-production, production, and post-production processes in media production. Course Content: The course combines a mix of practice and theory. Students will explore the development of ideas, scriptwriting, production, direction, cinematography, sound design and editing. They will also analyse film, television and new media products, and gain insights into business, law, health and safety. Key Modules: The main modules of this course are Media Production, Script and Proposal Development, Post Production, Industry Analysis, Research in Practice, Major Project: Pre-Production and Major Project: Production and Post-Production. Future Careers: On successful completion of the course, graduates may find work as independent television producers, independent radio producers, media teachers or multimedia specialists. For more information on this course, please visit the <a href="https://www.bcu.ac.uk/courses/media-production-ma-2024-25" style="color: blue; text-decoration: underline;" target="_blank">official course page</a>.</div>

Journalism & Media

United Kingdom

Bachelors Degree

Masters (Research)

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Birmingham City University (BCU), situated in the vibrant city of Birmingham, England, stands out as a premier institution dedicated to delivering high-quality, industry-relevant education. Since its establishment in 1992, BCU has offered a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across disciplines such as Business, Arts, Engineering, and Health. The university&rsquo;s focus on practical learning and research excellence ensures that students are well-prepared for successful careers and are equipped to make a significant impact in their fields.
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The university operates multiple campuses throughout Birmingham, each designed to cater to specific academic needs. The City Centre Campus, located at the heart of Birmingham, boasts state-of-the-art facilities, particularly for business and creative arts students. Additionally, specialized facilities like the Faculty of Health campus provide advanced resources for students in health and social care programs. These modern campuses are equipped with cutting-edge technology and resources that enhance the learning experience and support academic and professional development.
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Birmingham City University is also renowned for its research excellence and strong industry connections. The university&rsquo;s research centers focus on critical areas such as digital innovation, urban living, and health sciences, contributing to impactful advancements and practical solutions. BCU&rsquo;s strong ties with various industries provide students with valuable real-world insights through internships, placements, and collaborative projects. With a commitment to student success, BCU offers extensive career services, extracurricular activities, and a dynamic campus life, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a comprehensive and enriching higher education experience.

Birmingham City University

MA Media Production 

<h2>Postgraduate International Scholarship</h2>
Every year, we provide&nbsp;merit-based scholarships&nbsp;recognising the talents of our international students.&nbsp; These scholarships are discounted against the cost of your tuition fees.
All international students enrolling on a postgraduate course in September 2024 will be eligible for a partial scholarship of up to &pound;2,000, discounted from your tuition fees.&nbsp; This is awarded based on your academic background, and your grade will need to be the equivalent of a UK degree:
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<li>&pound;2,000 if a 1st class degree holder</li>
<li>&pound;1,500 if a Second Class (Upper Division) or 2:1 degree holder</li>
<li>&pound;1,000 if a Second Class (Lower Division) or 2:2 degree holder</li>
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The following courses are exempted from this scholarship:
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<li>PhD</li>
<li>Masters by Research - M.Res</li>
<li>MSc Accounting &amp; Finance (Top-Up)</li>
<li>Conservatoire and BSA courses (Music and Theatre)</li>
<li>PGCE</li>
<li>Masters in Teaching and Learning/Educational Leadership (MTL/MEL)</li>
<li>Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses in Health</li>
<li>Short courses that are less than one academic year</li>
<li>Part-time or distance learning</li>
<li>Study Abroad programmes</li>
<li>Exchange programmes</li>
<li>Pre-sessional English</li>
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Please note that scholarships are only available to self-funding students and those studying full-time for at least one academic year.&nbsp;&nbsp;Students progressing from Pre-Masters courses at BCUIC are not eligible for scholarships.