As a Film and TV Production student, you will have access to broadcast-quality camera equipment, production facilities and screening rooms. Specialist technology includes screenwriting formatting software, production equipment in camera, lighting and sound departments, post-production editing suites, with specialist sound and grading suites. The eLearning Portal provides quick access to course materials and support, course information, such as class materials, handbooks and supplementary materials (e.g. weblinks, news items) as well as working as a communication hub. From developing ideas, to recording and post production you will be hands-on from the start. We firmly believe it’s the best way to learn. We embed a practical element into all aspects of the course, connecting the critical analysis of the lecture theatre to workshops and demonstrations. Whether you’re working on: live project briefs; as a student film crew on documentaries, dramas and experimental films; or developing screenplays and scripts, the majority of practical modules result in a piece of work that will enhance your graduate portfolio. Assessment is varied and takes the form of class tests, presentations, portfolios of practical work, critical evaluations and essays. We will give you clear feedback on work highlighting the strengths and giving you a clear idea of ways to improve.

International Foundation Programme OR 1st Year Undergraduate: Certificate of Secondary Education and an acceptable grade from a recognised Foundation programme - Average of 4 in Certificate of Secondary Education and all Bs in Foundation Programme OR First year of Bachelor degree/Bakalvr: minimum GPA 3/Satisfactory