The MSc Science Media Production is designed for students who want to build careers communicating science through broadcast and audio-visual storytelling, such as documentary and other factual formats. The programme combines taught modules with hands-on production work, with a strong emphasis on practical media skills.
The MSc in Science Media Production at Imperial College London is tailored for individuals aspiring to communicate scientific concepts through innovative broadcast and audio-visual storytelling. This programme blends theoretical instruction with practical experience, equipping students with essential media skills to excel in documentary and factual formats.
The curriculum consists of core taught modules, alongside independent production projects that emphasize hands-on learning:
As a culminating experience, students undertake an independent production project, showcasing their ability to develop and execute a science media production. A work placement is also included, allowing students to apply their learning in a real-world broadcast environment.
Applicants typically need to hold a degree equivalent to an Upper Second Class in a relevant field. Proficiency in English is essential, with various accepted assessments available.
Graduates of this programme are well-positioned for careers in science communication, media production, and related fields. The skills acquired through this course prepare students to engage audiences effectively and contribute meaningfully to the discourse surrounding science and technology.
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