First Year
Modules in management, digital/information technology and diverse art practices focus on how culture moves from ‘page-to-stage’ and beyond, including:
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The Landscape of Cultural Work
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Introduction to the Business of Culture
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Meet the Makers/Industry
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Information, Society & Culture
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Info & Social Media
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Music, Film & Drama: Making, Doing, Interpreting
Second Year
You will begin to hone your individual subject specialism through option modules, whilst also picking up core modules including:
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Managing Culture 2
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Working with People
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Law & the Arts: Copyright, Intellectual Property & Employment Law
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Introduction to Digital Media Production
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Producing Music, Film & Drama
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Social Studies of ICT
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Social Media & Participation
Third Year
You will choose from a range of options that will enable you to broaden your horizons and enrich your academic experience; apply for a competitive internship in an area that interests you and/or relates to your area of study; study abroad for a trimester/year to develop your language skills and/or immerse yourself in a new culture; deepen your knowledge by studying a selected range of modules from arts and humanities, information and communication studies, and business.
Fourth Year
Final year students undertake a yearlong creative project that culminates in a showcase exhibition and presentation, evaluated by a panel of industry experts. A second core module – Managing Culture 3: Minding Your Own Business – introduces students to the nuances of pricing /costing work and promoting yourself as a creative or cultural professional.
