BA Media Communication

Major in Media Communications

The Media Communications degree at Regent’s American College London includes news writing and editing for print media, broadcast writing, magazine writing, communication history and theory, communication law, media producation and photography.

RAC London prepares you for a career in a wide range of areas within media communication by providing students with an understanding of the responsibilities, social ramifications, and ethical concerns facing communications professionals and the media industry.

Skills Obtained:

effective oral and written communication
strategic planning
media training
media production
photography
writing for the media
presentation skills
research skills
theoretical and historical analysis of the media

Benefits of studying Media Communications at RAC London:

Participation in Regent's College Film Series
Participation in RACL's student newspaper
Involvement with campus wide yearly photography contest
Film editing suite equiped with your own camera and lap top
Black room located on campus. Please be aware that the dark room is not currently wheelchair accessible. Digital photography sessions take place in an accessible room.
Strong focus on practical skills
Academics who are working practitioners in the industry
International student body
Campus location in the heart of London with links to industry
Small class sizes
Study abroad opportunity with other international Webster campuses in the USA, Europe and Asia.
Flexability of choice by selecting courses as electives to specialise your degree

Potential Career Opportunities:

Our graduates from the BA in Media Communications degree have the potential to move on to stimulating and promising careers across industry in

Management and Production in the Media and Creative industries
Writing for the media
Public Relations
Advertising
Broadcasting
Film
Publishing

Degree Curriculum

45 credit hours: Core courses in the Major
6 credit hours: Supporting courses in the Major
36 credit hours: General education
41 credit hours: Electives
128 credit hours: Total

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