Course summary

The rapid development of the Internet, social networks and mobile media is transforming the way we deliver news, entertainment and communications to audiences worldwide. A blend of theory and practice, this course will deepen your understanding of the technical, cultural and commercial implications of these changes. Giving you direct experience of planning and preparing creative projects, drawing on our extensive research and consultancy, you’ll develop the specialist knowledge of media production and management skills needed to manage creative activities and enterprises innovatively and effectively. Many of our graduates have gone onto work for top media and entertainment companies. Why choose this course?

• Keele is ranked among the UK Top 10 universities for the research opportunities offered to postgraduate students (Postgraduate Research Experience Survey, 2019)

• 24/7 access to extensive digital media production facilities including film and photography studios, a screening room (cinema) and digital post-production labs

• Large choice of optional modules and hands-on experience of professional media production equipment and industry-standard software, including Adobe Creative Cloud

• Take part in lectures, workshops and 'live briefs' from leading media industry professionals, including Keele alumni working for major media organisations such as the BBC and Channel 4

• Keele is a member of the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s (AHRC) Northwest Consortium Doctoral Training Partnership, giving access to funding opportunities if you progress to a PhD