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Pre-masters Programme
BCUIC
Full Time
Jan 2027
2 Semester
Choose from a range of Master’s degrees in the field of media, including those specialising in event management, journalism and public relations.You will have access to a range of facilities used by industry – including one of the largest permanent green screen studios in the UK.The University’s course leaders are experts in their field, with many still working in industry and for leading media companies such as the BBC.
You will learn how to critically assess arguments and evidence from a range of academic sources, as well as gaining an understanding of effective critical reading at postgraduate level. You will be assessed via three methods: Evaluation of arguments exercise; Critical evaluation of three texts (700 ? 1,000 words each); A 3-hour closed book exam.
This module will equip you with the advanced skills you need to develop and shape your own creative practice through the production of a final project. This module is assessed entirely through your portfolio.
During this module you will learn advanced skills in: Public speaking; Writing techniques and language styles; Creating effective document layouts; Professional communication and presentation; Communicating effectively to a variety of audiences; Working effectively as a team member and as an individual; Applying research and referencing techniques to formulate reasoned academic opinion so as to avoid plagiarism. You will be assessed via a variety of methods, including: A research project ? referencing a topic and using a variety of techniques and resources; An individual presentation and a group presentation; A 2-hour closed book exam.
You will gain an understanding of research methods and methodologies for postgraduate study, as well as learning how to plan and undertake effective research at postgraduate level. You will be assessed entirely through coursework, which will include a mini-dissertation (2,000 ? 3,000 words) and a presentation of its synopsis.
