Media and Film & TV BA (Hons)

At Nottingham Trent University, the BA (Hons) Media and Film & TV program emphasizes hands-on learning, giving students practical experience that complements theoretical study. From day one, you’ll work with industry-standard equipment and software, collaborate on real-world projects, and explore creative storytelling across film, television, and digital media. The program encourages students to experiment, innovate, and gain confidence in professional environments while being supported by expert staff and state-of-the-art facilities.

Students benefit from a wide range of experiential learning opportunities, including:

• Work-like experience: Minimum of 240 hours throughout the course, with an optional 10-week extended placement in Year Two, including live briefs, volunteering, and community projects.

• Professional software and tools: Access to industry-standard editing, production, and post-production software for film and TV projects.

• Collaborative projects: Core modules and transformation modules involve group work, creative assignments, and team-based problem-solving.

• Field trips and industry exposure: Opportunities to visit media institutions and attend film screenings or festivals, enhancing understanding of global media practices.

• Specialist facilities: Fully equipped media production studios, editing suites, and NTU’s digital labs.

• Library and research resources: Extensive media and film collections, including journals, archives, and online databases.

• International and partner opportunities: Optional study abroad or learning with partner institutions worldwide to broaden practical and cultural experience.

This rich, practical focus ensures that graduates leave confident, skilled, and ready to succeed in media, film, and television industries.

Future Progression & Opportunities:
Graduates from the Media and Film & TV BA (Hons) at Nottingham Trent University leave equipped with both creative and analytical skills, ready to excel in the dynamic media industry. Careers typically include roles such as Film and TV Producer, Media Content Creator, Digital Marketing Executive, and Broadcast Journalist:

• University support for employment: NTU’s Career and Employability Service offers one-to-one guidance, workshops, and access to industry networking events.

• Employment stats and salary: NTU graduates report strong employability, with many entering media-related roles earning starting salaries around £22,000–£28,000.

• University–industry partnerships: Students benefit from collaborations with BBC, Channel 4, and local production companies, including opportunities for live briefs and professional projects.

• Accreditation and value: The program’s strong industry recognition ensures skills are relevant and respected across media sectors.

• Graduation outcomes: Alumni progress into creative, production, and media management roles, with opportunities in television, film, digital media, and beyond.

Further Academic Progression:
Students can pursue advanced study through postgraduate programs such as MA Film Production, MA Media Studies, or MSc Digital Media, enhancing expertise and opening doors to senior creative, research, or academic roles.