This BA (Hons) Digital Media (Final Year Entry) program is designed for students who hold an advanced diploma or equivalent qualification and wish to pursue a career in digital content creation, social media management, or the broader global media industry. Building on UEA's pioneering history in media studies, the course is situated in Norwich, a UNESCO Creative City known for its vibrant stories. You'll engage with cutting-edge digital storytelling, exploring how new media transforms traditional forms through hands-on production and content creation. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills, with half of the modules focused on media production. You will gain access to industry-standard facilities, including a broadcast-standard TV studio and high-spec equipment for film and post-production, usable outside of class time for personal projects or client work. The program also delves into analyzing audiences, understanding AI's impact on media, and developing global business communication skills. Weekly language classes will further strengthen your communication abilities.
The final year of this program immerses you in practical and analytical aspects of digital media. You will focus on core modules designed to equip you with advanced skills and critical understanding.
This course is designed to prepare you for a dynamic career in the global media and creative industries, equipping you with versatile skills to stand out in a competitive market. Your final year of study will focus on practical application and strategic understanding, making you job-ready upon graduation.
Relevant subjects for the Chinese Junior Diploma include Art, Design, and Fashion; Film, Media, and Journalism; Drama, Dance, Music, and Performance; Language, Communications, and Literature. Test scores should be within two years of the course start date. If you do not meet the English language requirements, UEA International Study Centre offers pre-sessional English programmes.
The tuition fee is slightly lower than other Final Year Entry Business courses due to in-house English language support offered within the Department of Language and Communication Studies.
You need a relevant Chinese Junior Diploma (Zhuanke) with 70% or an SQA Higher National Diploma (HND) in specific Art and Design, Media, or Communication fields with a B in each graded unit. For English language proficiency, a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 with 5.5 in each component is required.
The annual tuition fee for international students is £22,000. Estimated living costs are £1,136 per month, totaling £13,632 per year.
This is a one-year, final-year entry programme, designed for students who have already completed equivalent qualifications.
This course prepares you for roles such as Social Media Management, Digital Content Creation, Content Strategy, Digital Marketing, and Brand Strategy within the global media and creative industries.
Yes, the International UG Merit Scholarship offers £4,000 - £10,000 per year, and International Early Payment Awards can provide up to £1,000. These are automatic awards for students paying overseas fees, with specific deadlines for early payment.
Applications are submitted through UCAS. You will need to register or sign in to the UCAS website, complete the application form with all required sections, and then submit it through the UCAS Hub.