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Entertainment and information media now influence almost every part of our lives, while the emergence of global communication technologies has changed how we consume, create and share media across social, cultural, geographic, political and economic divides.
Set yourself up for a career as a global media professional capable of navigating this challenging yet exciting environment on this Global Communication and Media dual degree.
You'll study in Portsmouth and spend a year at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Western Australia.
A levels – AAB–BBB
UCAS points - 120–136 points from 3 A levels or equivalent
T levels – Merit–Distinction
BTECs (Extended Diplomas) – DDD-DDM
20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.
Future Production
Global Cinema
Introduction to Media Studies
Journalism in Context
Media Law and Regulation
Reporting
Each module is 20 credits.
Feature Writing and Media Research
Mobile Journalism
Media, Culture, and National Identity
Screen Media
Investivative Journalism
Production Camera and Editing
Propaganda
Advanced News and Investigative Reporting (ECU)
Factual Media Production
Gender and the Media
Press and Public Relations
Professional Experience
Social Media and Journalism
Specialist Journalism
Student Enterprise
Creative Writing for Film
Film Production Practices
Finding Form – Fiction
Production: Camera and Editing
Screenwriting
Media Networks: Exploring Digital Culture
Production: Short Film-Making
Transmedia Narratives and Strategies
You'll study the following modules regardless of your chosen pathway.
Each module is 15 credits.
Audience Perception and Experience
Industry and Community
Media, Identity, and Social Justice
Personal and Professional Planning
You must take certain modules to work towards graduating with either the Media and Journalism or Screen, Media, and Cultural Studies award from Edith Cowan University.
Convergent Digital Newsroom
New Media and Social Influence
Photojournalism and Editorial Practice
Screen Practice 2: Factuals and Formats
Visual Storytelling
Audio Storytelling
Global Communications
Investigative Journalism
Media in Asia
Documentary, Technology, and Experience
Filmosophy
From Fiction to Film
Screen Evolution
Screen Practice 3: Art and Auteurs
Screen Practice 4: Production House
You'll study the following 40-credit module regardless of your chosen pathway.
Final Project Communication and Media
You'll have to complete certain modules to graduate with the Screen, Media, and Cultural Studies or Media and Journalism award from Edith Cowan University.
Digital Media and Democracy
Global Journalism and Human Rights
Celebrity and Society
Documentary Film-Making
The IELTS score for international applicants is 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in each component).
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