Course Modules

This highly practical module, taught across two semesters, will introduce you to the operation of the music studio and a range of industry-standard studio recording techniques. You’ll be introduced to Pro Tools – the current de facto industry standard audio […]

This module develops your critical understanding of contemporary journalism, from hard news to niche interest writing. You will explore: different writing styles (news reporting, reviewing, opinion pieces and more) across a range of different media outlets such as: Newspapers Review

You’ll explore the craft of audio-visual storytelling by actively engaging with short (3-7 minute) films across a range of forms. With a focus on ‘dramatic form’ in both screenings and script analysis, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the strategies

This module aims to provide you with a wide-ranging knowledge of the different ways in which artists and filmmakers have challenged the narrative and stylistic conventions of mainstream cinema. The module encompasses pre-production and planning, location filming, post production and

You’ll explore the craft of audio-visual storytelling by actively engaging with short (3-7 minute) films across a range of forms. With a focus on ‘dramatic form’ in both screenings and script analysis, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the strategies

This module explores the importance of structure during the screenwriting process. You will consider the multitude of choices when considering how to identify, control and utilise structure when writing screenplays.

This module introduces you to the concept of tort law and a range of torts, including negligence, Occupiers’ liability, Product liability and Nuisance. You will develop legal reasoning, research and referencing skills.

The aim of this module is for you to develop an understanding of the legal services sector, legal professionalism, legal practice and the concept of law as a business. The module will also develop your employability skills and reflective practice.

At the end of your second year, you will have the option to take a placement year in a workplace. This provides you with the experience of working within an appropriate workplace setting, while being supported with career planning skills

This module focuses on developing the crucial professional skills required for a Biomedical Scientist. It is key to achieving Professional Requirements, including verification of the Complete HCSP Training Manual/Competency Log and IBMS Registration Portfolio, as well as demonstrating achievement of