BA Hons Media and Philosophy

Nottingham Trent University is dedicated to practical learning, offering students a range of ways to engage outside of the classroom:

• Media Labs and Production Facilities: Industry-standard video, audio, and digital content creation studios for students to use.

• Internships and Placements: The course connects to media institutions, cultural institutions, and think tanks, allowing students to gain experience in the workplace.

• Student-Led Media Projects: The opportunity to work on or direct campus media productions, from podcasts to online publications.

• Philosophy and Media Societies: Active student societies that organize debates, guest speakers, and workshops to increase course-wide involvement.

Graduates from this course are eligible for comprehensive careers advice from Nottingham Trent's Career and Employability Service, including:

• Career Advice and Planning: One-to-one guidance to identify careers in media, teaching, public relations, journalism, and more.

• CV and Interview Preparation: Workshops and one-on-one mentoring to prepare students to confidently present their skills.

• Networking Events: Opportunities to interact with business professionals and alumni.

Employability:
BA (Hons) Media and Philosophy graduates are equipped with the capability to fit into a wide range of careers as a result of their very high levels of analytical, communication, and creative ability. Many go on to work in media production, content creation, journalism, education, marketing, and cultural organisations, and some pursue higher study in philosophy, media, or related subjects.

Academic Progression:
Pupils wishing to advance their expertise can pursue postgraduate studies in areas such as Media Studies, Philosophy, Cultural Studies, Digital Communication, or Media Ethics, and media and communication-related professional qualifications.