Entertainment Producing

You study business communication, the psychology of entertainment, mass communication, media production, digital image technology, marketing and public relations. From the fifth semester you choose entertainment communication, with live event scripting and directing and the music and film industries, or film communication, with script writing and film production management. An integrated project in the sixth semester turns a creative idea into a product, and research modules teach quantitative and qualitative methods. A double degree with Kiel University of Applied Sciences in Germany is offered. Graduates work as producers, event organisers, creative project managers, content creators and entertainment marketing specialists.

• • IB grades
  • Interview
  Entrance score from your maths, a science or social-science subject and English grades, then a recorded interview reviewed by the programme director.