Film, TV, Radio and Media Production Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Film, TV, Radio and Media Production BA (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University provides a comprehensive foundation in both the creative and theoretical aspects of modern broadcasting and digital storytelling. Students engage with a curriculum that addresses how media technologies shape society while developing the practical expertise required to produce professional-standard content across multiple platforms.

Why Film, TV, Radio and Media Production at Liverpool Hope University?

Benefit from regular guest lectures and visits from industry experts to enhance your professional network and employability and study in Liverpool, recognised as one of the most filmed cities in the United Kingdom outside of London, offering a vibrant backdrop for production.

Participate in organised course trips to major film festivals, galleries, and exhibitions to broaden your cultural perspective and access strong links with local producers and renowned cultural institutions, such as FACT, providing real-world context to your studies. Students can also utilise the specialised facilities at the Creative Campus, designed to support high-level audio-visual production and digital creativity.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15225 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to foster increasing specialisation, moving from foundational media principles to advanced independent production and research. Modules may include:

• Radio & Digital Media Production
• Film & Visual Culture
• News Media Production
• Explorations in Film & Visual Culture
• Podcast Production
• Advanced Media Production
• British Cinema: Form, Nation and Identity
• Documentary Media Production
• Gender, Sexuality and Social Issues in World Cinemas
• Advanced Filmmaking
• Dissertation

Careers with Film, TV, Radio and Media Production

Graduates are equipped to navigate a rapidly changing employment landscape, finding opportunities in traditional broadcasting as well as emerging digital sectors. The programme prepares students for various professional roles, including filmmaking, videography, and social media management. Additionally, alumni may pursue careers in screenwriting, audio production, podcasting, and film festival programming.

The combination of technical proficiency and analytical thinking also allows graduates to seek employment in broader creative industries, such as marketing, content creation for streaming services, and media research. The university supports these pathways through enhancement opportunities, including work placements with Liverpool-based production companies and the Service and Leadership Award.