The course is designed to prepare you to meet the challenges of employment or entrepreneurial Endeavour in a society in which the cultural and communications industries play an increasingly central role. On this course, conceptual thinking is used to analyze the trends that shape media and cultural industries. Historical knowledge is related to contemporary employment environments in a way that will allow you to anticipate and develop practical solutions to the complex, unpredictable challenges you will face in your future career. This course is designed to equip you with the key transferable skills that you will draw upon in your career; so that you will be able to confidently meet the challenges of employment (including enterprise related activities). These skills include team-working, self-motivated organization, and communication skills. On graduating you will have the knowledge and skills required for employment in a wide range of media-related professions, including careers in the creative and cultural industries, marketing, journalism, management, public relations and press offices. This course is designed to instil key transferable skills that you will draw upon in your future career, including communication skills, literacy skills, and the ability to work in teams. Graduates from this course are currently employed by high profile companies such as BBC Digital, Wolff Olins, Framestore and Nexus.