Overview

Why Study the Media?

Whatever career you choose, you will almost certainly become involved with media issues and contexts to a greater or lesser extent. Even if you don’t choose a media career, the University Media Studies degree contains elements and teaches skills that can be applied to almost any employment context. In the area of the Arts and Humanities, Media Studies students are consistently ranked as the graduates most likely to enter employment after gaining their degree.

Media at Chichester has consistently ranked highly in assessment of quality and student satisfaction since 1998 when our Media degree achieved the maximum score - 24 points out of 24 - in the HEFCE(QAA) inspection round and in 2007 was the 2nd ranked Media course nationally for student satisfaction.

What would you like to study?

Media Studies	Media Production
Single or Joint Honours For more information visit: Media Studies	Joint Honours only For more information visit: Media Production
You can study Media Production and Media Studies together as a Joint Honours, or you can combine one of them with any of these subjects:
Media Studies and:	Media Production and:
Media Production Business Enterprise Business Studies Dance EFL English English and Creative Writing Fine Art History IT Music Music Technology Tourism Management	Media Studies Dance English and Creative Writing Fine Art Music