This programme will challenge you to think creatively and entrepreneurially, mirroring an exciting and fast-moving industry. If you are a problem-solver, creator and innovator with a passion for bringing ideas to life, then this top-up Film and Media Enterprise programme will give you the tools and support you need to succeed.
Study Aims
This programme has been developed in reaction to new demands on skills and knowledge, by employers and by an industry that is moving quickly and growing exponentially.As such, a flexible and dynamic approach to module design concentrates on attitudinal and creative thinking outcomes that demonstrate students’ capacity to combine enterprising and innovative thinking, with established research methodologies. You will aim to master three key areas of innovation, enterprise and entrepreneurship which underpin your learning. These areas are explored through research and practical projects, initiated through a systematic understanding of film and media, its forms and its application to enterprise.Also core to the aims of the programme are the practice and refining of communication and collaboration skills through practice, in simulated environments and with real stakeholders. Broader transferable skills will be developed, with the intention of creating employable, adaptive, reflexive problem solvers with the skills and knowledge to create successful film and media enterprises. You will:
Modules Studied
Enterprise in Film and Media 1
Component A: Project Management DocumentationComponent B: Final Practical Outcome
Teaching and Assessment
A range of teaching learning and assessment strategies are incorporated into the programme and are appropriate for those studying at Level 6. You will engage in:
Summative assessment strategies include: A comprehensive personal tutor system is in place to make sure you have a direct personal contact with an individual member of the course team to discuss academic and personal matters relevant to your learning. In addition to support from your personal tutor, you will receive academic support from your module tutors. Support is given to via tutorials at set intervals during the academic year and there is likely to be opportunity within some studio sessions for additional support.
Industry Links
The programme has been designed and developed to ensure you are provided with opportunities to gain the skills and knowledge desired by employers. The Film & Media team works with a range of employers to ensure our courses are up to date with current industry practice.
Placement
A work placement is not a fundamental expectation of this top-up degree programme. You will be encouraged to source work experience opportunities, to allow you to stretch your knowledge, understanding and practical skills beyond what you have learned in your modules. Work placements are a great chance for you to develop a range of work-based skills needed for progression. Work related skills will be developed across the course modules such as Enterprise and Collaborative Project.
Entry Criteria
Standard Entry criteria
Non-standard entry criteria:
What are the next steps?
You will meet with course tutors. Please bring with you a showreel of creative moving image work or a range of examples of creative practice. Your interview will consist of some questions and opportunities for discussion. You will find out more about the course, resources and opportunities for progression, plus you will be shown the facilities within the department and possibly have the chance to see other learners on campus.