BA Cultural, Creative and Media Industries
Entry requirements
A level: AAB including one essay based subject
About this course
BA in Social Sciences and Scottish Ethnology and Studies and Business Management and Film Studies and Arts Management and Cultural Practices. Core topics include Research Methods. Students can undertake optional placements or internships supported by a course mentor, and select optional course units across the School of Arts, Languages and Culture.
Modules
- Culture as Industry
- Creative work 1: From artisans and bohemians to the creative and knowledge economies
- Researching the creative industries: Data, ethics, and policy
- Arts and Socio-economic Development
- Decoding Inequality: Reimagining Digital Culture
- Digital Activism
- The Art of Film
- Art Spaces
- Exploring Enterprise
- Entrepreneurial Skills
- Music and Its Contexts
- Creative Economies and Development
- Marketing, audiences, and consumption in CCIs
- Creative Work 2: Managing creative ideas, creative products and creative enterprises
- Feminist and Queer Perspectives on Digital Media
- Digital Manchester
- Race and Digital Technology
- Screen, Culture and Society
- Social Acts: Applied Theatre and Socially Engaged Arts Practice
- Art in Theory
- Music Cultures of the World
- Introduction to Participatory Music
- Archiving Culture
- Arts and the City: People, Power, and Protest
- Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset
- Entrepreneur: Innovator and Risk-Taker
- Dissertation
- Understanding Creative Work in Practice
- Global Cultural and Creative Industries
- Enterprise Strategy and Marketing
- Developing Business Ideas