Media
Journalism and Media degrees at USW give the practical skills to become part of the industry or you can choose a theory-based course that spans the full range of the modern media, from traditional print journalism to blogging, film making, radio and publishing.
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Media projects that bring together creative ideas, technical ability, and real-world relevance.
BA (Hons) Media Production
The Media Production Class of 2025 proudly presents a bold and eclectic range of Final Major Projects. This year’s collection includes original fiction films spanning genres such as horror, science fiction, and drama. A series of insightful documentaries delve into topics like MMA fighters, farming in West Wales, and the music industry. The showcase also features inventive audio dramas, from magical wizarding adventures to end-of-the-world tales. Complementing the lineup are a selection of exceptional scripts, demonstrating the diverse storytelling talents of this year’s graduates.
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These Final Major Projects represent the culmination of a year’s worth of hard work, creativity, and collaboration. Developed over the final year of study, each piece reflects the students’ growth in both technical skill and artistic vision. Many students have contributed to multiple projects, taking on a variety of roles and supporting each other throughout the production process. The work on display highlights not only individual talent but also a strong sense of teamwork, adaptability, and resilience. From concept to completion, these projects demonstrate the students' readiness for the media industry and celebrate a diverse range of stories, styles, and voices.
BA (Hons) Media, Culture and Journalism
As MCJ students move into their final year, advancing their critical thinking, producing creative content, and developing their professional identities are at the heart of the course. Students are showcasing two projects. The first is for the module Transmedia and Media Convergence. These academic posters critically analyse the media landscape and the prevalence of multimedia relationships, highlighting students’ detailed industry knowledge. The second is part of the year-long module Curation, Exhibition and Events. Collaborating with the first and second year MCJ students, our third years act as project managers to design and curate special cinema screenings that work to build wider community engagement. With this, they produce materials that help shape meaning and value around the films the show.
Curation - The Devil Wears Prada screening
Curation - The Man Who Sold His Skin screening
Curation - My Beautiful Launderette screening
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Interested in Journalism and Media?
Journalism and Media degrees at USW give the practical skills to become part of the industry or you can choose a theory-based course that spans the full range of the modern media, from traditional print journalism to blogging, film making, radio and publishing.