Media/Film/Tv Studies

Course summary

Media Studies is a broad and exciting subject that explores the ways in which media texts are created, distributed, consumed and interpreted. It examines their social and cultural impact, as well as the role that they play in our everyday lives. Students will view, evaluate and analyse a variety of media products, and develop practical skills spanning a range of media forms. They will also refine their debating skills through the discussion of contemporary issues from a range of perspectives. This subject enhances students' media literarcy, enabling them to critically analyse and create media content. By developing their critical thinking skills, students learn to deconstruct media texts, interrogate their messages and techniques, and evaluate their impact on audiences. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to produce their own media products, applying their theoretical knowledge in a practical context. This fosters creativity and work-related skills that are essential for success in a media-driven society. A Level Media Studies opens doors to career paths in the media industry, such as journalism, public relations, advertising, marketing, film & television production, web design, and social media management. It also provides a foundation for further studies in media communication, or related fields at university level. Graduates from these programmes often find themselves in roles such as media analysts, content creators, digital marketing specialists, communication strategists, and film critics.