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Creative Media

A route into media higher education courses and careers for mature students aged over 19.

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An Introduction to Virtual Production in Unreal Part-Time Courses for Adults

An Introduction to Virtual Production in Unreal

Using our state-of-the-art TV Studio, PC and Unreal Engine you will gain an insight and a working knowledge into the new medium that is taking the creative world by storm.

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Creative Media

Creative Digital Media is a growth sector. People with skills and qualifications in this field can progress to careers in the entertainment and arts industries, and online business, marketing and advertising.


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Your tutors will have a wealth of experience are active practitioners within the media industry.

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Distance Learning

Distance Learning

Our Level 1 and Level 2 courses are free of charge providing you meet the eligibility criteria. Distance Learning lets you fit studying into your busy life giving you the flexibility to manage work and family.

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Access to Higher Education

Access to Higher Education

Do you want to go to university but don’t have the formal qualifications? Access to Higher Education courses are specially designed to prepare people aged 19+ for university-level study.

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Computing & IT

Computing & IT

Computing extends to every area of the economy and no other skill is so uniquely placed to allow you to map your own future. Whether you long to be part of a large international company, or the key person in a small organisation, computing skills can take you wherever you want to go. All our courses give you the option of pursuing your education or entering employment.

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Creative Media

Creative Media

Media industries are expanding at an exponential rate. The term ‘media convergence’ refers to how both old media and new media are merging to produce new products and processes. In order to meet the demand for new and evolving employment opportunities, graduates are expected to be able to display a range of relevant transferable skills.

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