This degree incorporates distinct pathways in digital media, film, public relations, journalism and practical media and allows you to study a major world language. In order to structure an academically coherent and intellectually rigorous programme, the degree is built around compulsory and optional modules. It is delivered through lectures, tutorials and seminars. You will usually receive nine hours minimum scheduled contact time with your teachers every week. Full attendance at lectures, seminars and personal tutorials (personal tutorials are obligatory). All Arts and Humanities programmes include independent learning which requires initiative and hard work. We will challenge you with demanding teaching and assessment. Assessment includes essay, coursework and examination, presentations and a dissertation. 92.3 per cent of Media, Communication and Public Relations single and joint honours graduates from Swansea University are in work and/or further study six months after graduation. We know from experience that you should engage with potential employers throughout your time studying this course at Swansea University, and our contacts within the industry across Wales and Britain mean that you have the opportunity to meet and discuss your future with some of the UK's leading public relations producers, directors and practitioners.