Film and Visual Culture and Digital Marketing Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Film and Visual Culture and Digital Marketing programme at Liverpool Hope University offers a comprehensive dual perspective on contemporary media and commercial communication. This degree is structured as a Combined Honours, meaning both subjects are studied equally to provide a balanced expertise in creative production and strategic promotion.

Why Film and Visual Culture and Digital Marketing at Liverpool Hope University?

Students benefit from studying in Liverpool, which is one of the most filmed-in cities in the United Kingdom outside of London. The university maintains strong partnerships with local organisations such as FACT and Toxteth TV, providing students with valuable professional links. Learning is supported by research-active academics and industry professionals who deliver masterclasses and expert insights.

The facilities include high-quality studio spaces and a wide range of practical equipment for photography, filmmaking, and animation. Students also have the opportunity to attend regional film and culture festivals, further enhancing their understanding of the creative sector. The curriculum is designed to be academically rigorous while remaining highly relevant to the fast-paced digital marketplace.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

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

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Film and Media
• Digital Marketing Landscape
• Filmmaking
• Marketing Research
• Screenwriting
• Social and Digital Marketing
• Photography
• Artificial Intelligence
• Animation

Careers with Film and Visual Culture and Digital Marketing

Graduates are equipped with a versatile skill set suitable for various roles within the creative and business sectors. Career paths often include positions in content marketing, social media management, and SEO specialism. The technical training in film and visual culture also prepares students for work in film production, photography, and digital media creation.

The programme emphasises employability, ensuring that students understand the marketing needs of diverse organisations, from small local businesses to global corporations. By blending critical theory with practical application, the course develops professionals capable of navigating technological and cultural changes in the modern workforce.