BA Media, Journalism and Culture
Entry requirements
A level: ABB
About this course
BA in Journalism and Film Studies. Core topics include Research Methods, Marketing, and Social & Cultural Analysis. The degree is academically focused and does not provide vocational journalism training. The programme includes Welsh-language modules, a Media Law module in the second year, and a final-year dissertation.
Modules
- History of Mass Communication and Culture
- Media Scholarship
- An Introduction to Media Audiences
- Advertising and the Consumer Society
- Understanding Journalism Studies
- Representations
- Cymru: Y Senedd, Y Straeon a'r Spin
- Media, Power and Society
- Doing Media Research: Approaches and Methods
- Mediation of Political Violence
- Yr Ystafell Newyddion 1
- Celebrity Culture
- Public Relations and Political Communication
- Media Fandom
- Employability: Knowledge, Skills & Experience
- Red Penned: Censorship and Resistance in Contemporary Arts Activism
- Film, Media and Cultural Theory
- Screen Industries
- Media, Gender and Sexuality
- Fashion Brand Management
- Cyflwyniad i'r Cyfryngau Cymdeithasol
- Regulating the Digital World
- War, Politics and Propaganda II
- Media Law Year 2
- Dissertation
- The Making and Shaping of News
- Spin Unspun: Public Relations and The News Media
- The Creative and Cultural Industries
- Sport and the Media
- Communicating Causes
- Understanding Media Business
- Palu am y Gwir
- Stori Pwy? Cyfathrebu Cymru
- Media, Money and Markets
- Feminisms and Television History
- The Cultural Politics of Contemporary Hollywood
- Popular Music, Media, & Culture
- Immersive Media
- Screening Locations
- (Me) me, Myself and I:The Power and Politics of Digital Remix Culture and Online Inequalities
- Visual Communication and Design
- Clothing Matters: Global Fashion Cultures and Politics
- Media, Journalism and Culture In Practice
- Introduction to Podcasting
- Body Image