Course title
Higher National Certificate in Creative Media Production
120 credits
Campus location
Whittingham Campus and Coombswood Campus
Why study this course?
This programme is aimed at those wanting to work in the creative media sector in industries as varied as film, TV or advertising.
The course provides you with underpinning knowledge of creative media techniques and theoretical frameworks to underpin these.
There is an emphasis on the development of skills, research skills, teamwork and practical skills such as editing, camera work, sound design and directing.
The course prepares students to progress to the Level for Higher National Diploma in Creative Media Production, as well as develop practical skills for camera work, editing and directing.
The course includes opportunities for students to undertake work experience in the creative media sector, and build upon understanding of the techniques used in film and video editing.
Length of course
Part Time: two years
Modules include:
All Level 4 modules are worth 15 credits each:
Individual Project
Creative Media Industry
Professional Practice
Film Practices
Film Studies
Editing for Film & Television
Single Camera Techniques for Television
Television Studio Production
Delivery
Part Time available for 2025 entry:
Students attend College two days per week and participate in a range of activities, including lectures, workshops, seminars, tutorials, group work, presentations, and practical activities.
Students are encouraged to use a range of resources, including books and journals from the Learning Resource Centre on Campus, as well as online learning materials.
Assessment
You will engage in a range of learning and assessment styles and be encouraged to become effective and independent in researching and presenting work. Work based assignments will enable you to engage with your own practice and to share knowledge and expertise with others through activities such as group work and presentations.
Example modes of assessments include: written assignments, presentations, case studies, reflective portfolio entries, reflective journals, seminars, independent studies, self-evaluation/needs analysis, evaluations, literature critiques.
How to apply
Part-time applicants should apply via the ‘Apply’ link on the Halesowen College website.
If your qualification(s) are not listed, please contact Halesowen College’s Admissions Team for further guidance on 0121 602 7607.
Entry requirements
Mature learners may present a more varied profile of achievement that is likely to include extensive work experience and/or achievement of a range of professional qualifications in their work sector.
Any other information an applicant would need to know at this initial stage?
Additional costs to consider may include purchasing resources relating to reading research.
Start date
September 2025
Day
September 2025 course timetable to be confirmed
Time
September 2025 course timetable to be confirmed
Course fee
Part time (two years): £2997.50 per year
HE Loan available to eligible applicants.
https://www.halesowen.ac.uk/he-finance-financial-support/
Should any applicants have questions or queries concerning finance, please contact Admissions for further guidance:
Phone: 0121 602 7607
Or via the live chat facility on the College’s website www.halesowen.ac.uk
Course code
Part Time: C70074A
Study mode
Part Time available for 2025 entry
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