BSc (Hons) Media Production – Request More Information

Career Options

With the rapid advancement of technologies, qualified, skilled and media literate professionals are becoming more and more essential for almost all industry sectors. As a result, currently, there is high employability potential for students studying Media Production, and this is expected to continue rising as information communication technologies push into new frontiers.

The programme’s content diversity will equip graduates with the necessary expertise to be employed in different sectors (industry, private or government) and as part of different departments, including media production, media post-production, marketing, digital or multimedia. Additionally, graduates can be employed in digital agencies, multimedia agencies, media
groups, TV channels, animation studios, radio stations, marketing agencies, consultancy firms or even start their own media/digital media related business.

Employability is also embedded in the programme, which contains several features with emphasis on continuous learning and personal development, reflective practice, teamwork skills and problem-solving skills, through hands-on applied projects. The broad applicability of the programme’s curriculum, combined with the personal capability that the programme engenders, creates highly competent individuals whose value can be recognised by employers.

Recent graduates of the programme in our mother University (UCLan UK) have taken up roles such as vision mixer, video producer, camera operator, radio DJ, graphics operator, presentation scheduler, editor, compositor, and studio erative, for employers such as Al Jazeera, BBC, Ideal World TV, BT Sports, and Sky Sports. Communication and Media Studies at the  University of Central Lancashire is ranked 1st in the North West and in the Top 10 in the UK for graduate prospects (Complete University Guide, 2022).