Overview
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.
The Media Dept. Presents ...
Stars from the hit TV series The Avengers were reunited for the first time in 40 years at the University of Chichester this summer to celebrate half a century since the programme’s launch. The event took place on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 June, 2011. Find out more>>
The Avengers celebration has emerged from The Dept. of Media Presents ...’ see below for more information.
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The Dept. of Media Presents ...
Programme Coordinator in Media Studies Dr Adam Locks has presented a series of 'The Dept. of Media Presents’. Adam has interviewed key figures from the small screen and cinema. This has been a fantastic opportunity for students to gain a unique and personal insight in to the industry.
- Actor and director David Morrissey (15 December, 2010). Read more>>
- Ashes To Ashes actor Philip Glenister (19 April, 2010). See photos
- Award-winning TV and film producer Hilary Bevan Jones. Hilary is best known for producing the TV classics ‘Red Dwarf’, ‘Cracker’ and ‘State of Play’. Her most recent work saw her producing the Richard Curtis feature film ‘The Boat That Rocked’ (4 February, 2010). Read more>>
- Brian Clemens, TV Producer of the Avengers and Professionals (11 November, 2009). Read more>>
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.