(Hons) Media Production University of Lincoln

Overview

The (Hons) Media Production at the University of Lincoln provides a comprehensive foundation in the technical and creative skills required for the modern media landscape. Students are encouraged to become imaginative and culturally aware practitioners capable of challenging traditional industry conventions. The curriculum balances practical craft with theoretical understanding to prepare graduates for the evolving creative sector.

Why (Hons) Media Production at University of Lincoln?

• Access to industry-standard facilities including high-definition TV studios and professional audio suites.
• Opportunities to work on real-world projects through the New Media Lincs social enterprise.
• Instruction from research-active tutors and award-winning industry professionals.
• Potential to participate in international exchange programmes, including opportunities in the USA.
• Proven track record of graduates working on major blockbuster films and BAFTA-winning television shows.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18300 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to evolve from fundamental creative workflows to specialised professional practice. Modules may include:

• Broadcast Skills
• Production
• Specialist Practice
• Digital Content Skills
• Sound for Visual Media
• Creative Collaboration
• Media Stories
• Short Form Content Creation
• Portfolio and Promotion

Careers with (Hons) Media Production

Graduates from this programme are equipped for diverse roles within the global creative economy. Many find employment in television and radio broadcasting, filmmaking, visual effects, and post-production. Alumni have secured positions at prestigious organisations such as the BBC, Sky, Channel 4, Pinewood Studios, and Microsoft. The course also prepares students for careers in digital marketing, web design, public relations, and social media management. Some graduates choose to launch their own creative ventures through the university's business incubation support.