樸茨茅斯大學

Overview

Television is evolving and the need for media content continues to grow along with the popularity of platforms such as YouTube, Netflix and Now TV.

This BSc (Hons) Television and Broadcasting degree course is an exciting and practical way to learn how to produce and make live television programmes whilst developing industry-level skills in media production. You’ll become a multi-skilled, media-savvy broadcaster who's fully experienced in camera-operating, sound recording, producing, presenting, directing, editing and writing for media platforms and television.

You’ll use industry-standard video kit and multiple TV studios to produce and broadcast live television content to audiences, which will prepare you for employment within this fast-paced and competitive industry.

Accredited by

This course is accredited by ScreenSkills. It's also accredited with Avid to offer a certified user editing course (The Avid MC101/MC110) that's industry recognised and respected.

What you'll experience

On this Television and Broadcasting degree course, you'll:

• Learn the specialist skills you need to thrive in the industry – 75% of this course is practical
• Use professional cameras (Sony, JVC, Canon), audio equipment (Sennheiser, Sony, Mackie) vision mixing systems (including the Ross Carbonite and the NewTek TriCaster system) and scheduling software for our television channel (Capital Networks' Audience.TV)
• Develop your television production and editing skills
• Experience running a real TV channel and make TV and radio programmes
• Get valuable vocational qualifications and industry-recognised certification using software such as Avid and Adobe
• Diversify your broadcasting knowledge by taking specialist modules that support your career ambitions
• Contribute to our student-led TV channel, CCI TV
• Get involved with our live weekly TV programme, which we broadcast to thousands of people on campus, around the city and online

Careers and opportunities

This degree course can take you in many directions in the broadcasting industry.

What jobs can you do with a television and broadcasting degree?

Our television and broadcasting graduates have gone on to enjoy successful careers in broadcasting and television transmission, post-production, radio, and TV studio production.

Many have secured jobs at household names such as Sky, BBC, IMG, Channel 4, Lion TV and Envy in roles such as:

• camera operator
• studio technician
• video editor
• studio manager
• presentation scheduler
• videographer
• film/video producer

After you leave the University, you can get help, advice and support for up to 5 years from our Careers and Employability service as you advance in your career.