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The Department of Media is a large department with programmes of study offered on sites in both Warrington and Chester.
We offer a wide range of programmes at both undergraduate and postgraduate level which are supported by 26 academic staff, seven specialist technicians each dedicated to a particular production area, visiting lecturers, and excellent secretarial and administrative support.
Whether you are hoping to gain an in depth understanding of the power and reach of global media enterprise, deconstruct, decode and interpret the information with which we are bombarded every day, or simply looking to enter the media and broader creative industries, there will be a programme of study which will capture your imagination, channel your intellect and potentially shape your future.
Undergraduate Programmes
- Advertising BA (Hons) Combined
- Commercial Music Production BA (Hons) Combined
- Digital Photography BA (Hons) Combined
- Radio Production BA (Hons)
- Film Studies BA (Hons) Combined
- Journalism BA (Hons)
- Journalism BA (Hons) Combined
- Media Studies BA (Hons) Combined
- Sports Journalism BA (Hons)
- Television Production BA (Hons)
