Bacherlors in Communication and Media

Learning at Liverpool goes far beyond the classroom. The university places a strong emphasis on real-world experience and industry engagement. Some of the opportunities include:

• Internships and Work Placements: Students are encouraged to take on internships at media companies, marketing agencies, or digital firms – often facilitated by the university’s strong industry connections. These experiences not only build confidence but also enhance employability.

• Media Projects and Student-Led Initiatives: Whether you're producing a documentary, running a student blog, or organising a media campaign, there are plenty of chances to apply your skills to live projects.

• Study Abroad and International Exchanges: The University of Liverpool has global partnerships, giving students the option to spend part of their studies abroad, gaining cross-cultural media insights and expanding their horizons.

• Guest Lectures and Industry Events: Regular talks and workshops by media professionals give students insight into current trends and future directions in communication and media.

The University of Liverpool is committed to helping students build meaningful careers in a wide variety of sectors. Support is offered through:

• Personalised Career Guidance – From choosing a career path to preparing for interviews.

• CV and Portfolio Development – Including workshops on writing applications that stand out.

• Networking Events and Fairs – Where students meet employers and explore job openings.

• Mentoring and Alumni Engagement – Learn directly from graduates who’ve carved successful careers in media and communication.

Employability

Graduates of this program go on to exciting roles in fields like journalism, public relations, social media management, digital marketing, content creation, broadcasting, and corporate communications. Alumni have worked with organisations such as the BBC, Channel 4, Sky, Edelman, and global digital agencies.

Thanks to the program’s emphasis on both academic and practical development, students graduate with a strong portfolio of work, a deep understanding of the media landscape, and the flexibility to adapt to new technologies and trends.

Further Academic Progression

Graduates who wish to deepen their knowledge can pursue postgraduate degrees such as:

• MA in Media and Communication

• MA in Journalism or Digital Marketing

• MSc in Strategic Communication or Political Communication

• Or even transition into fields like Media Law, Education, or Cultural Studies

This degree opens doors not just to a career—but to lifelong exploration of how communication shapes the world we live in.