2. Welcome to Coventry University’s Art and Design departments open day 2013! The course you have chosen to explore today is Media and Communications. Entry Requirements: BCC from 3 A levels or DMM in media BTEC level 3. Length: 3 years or 4 years sandwich or study abroad. Fees: £8280 per year Future Careers: working in the film industry, advertising, television, radio, communication management and PR, publishing, the arts and creative media etc.

4. Course Structure and Module List Year 1 Key Concepts in Media and Communication Living in the Digital World 1: Putting Theory into Practice Contemporary Theories Researching for Communication, Culture and Media Media and Cultural Fields Personal Professional Development: Media (half) Add+vantage Module (half) selected from University wide scheme Year 2 Understanding Media and Communication Living in the Digital World 2: Research and Methodology Sound and Music in the Digital World, or Digital Screen Cultures, or Cultural and Semiotic Analysis of Advertising Transcultural Film, or Communication Practice, or Experimental Narrative Professional Experience Rethink, React, Respond (half) Add+vantage Module (half) selected from University wide scheme Final year Analysing Media and Communication Communication, Culture and Media Specialist Research Living in the Digital World 3: Internationalisation and Globalisation Dissertation, or Final Project (double) Add+vantage Module (half) selected from University wide scheme

5. http://communistism.wor dpress.com/ http://pdl.vimeocdn.com/ 05615/354/162421621.m p4?token=1380111229_5 a5be16ee6eb63c80eab3fc a8099df11 Since being a Media and Communications student here I have really enjoyed updating my blog on a regular basis! This course is so interesting and creative and has given me several opportunities to develop existing skills and has helped me find many new ones!

7. How Will I Be Assessed? Below is an estimated percentage breakdown of how your final grade is assessed. coursework, essays: 35%; research projects: 25%; practical project work: 20%; group work etc: 10%; presentations, posters etc: 10%.