GCSE Art is a very popular subject but is tough and requires a lot of hard work. Although there won’t be any written exams, you will have a great deal to do over the two years and it can take up a lot of time. Is art a good GCSE? […]
A-Level Film Studies is a very easy A-Level, and doesn’t require a huge amount of effort to get a pass grade. As long as you do the required work, you can achieve a good grade – and have some fun along the way. A-Level Film Studies has a pass rate […]
You will also need GCSE (or equivalent) in English at grade B (or grade 5 in the new grading scale). You should also have a broad range of GCSEs (A*-C), including good grades in relevant subjects. What are the subjects required for Media Studies? Media studies course entry requirements If […]
Students Study an Average 15-20 Hours Per Week for their A Levels. How long do 3 A levels take? You can normally study three or more A levels over two years. They’re usually assessed by a series of examinations. How many hours is an A level course? 360A-levels involve 360 […]
The 10 Least Popular A-Level Subjects – Ranked for 2022 Environmental studies. Home Sciences. Performing Arts. Information Technology. Geography. Modern Foreign Languages. Religious Studies. Media / Film Studies. What is the most respected A-Level? A-Level Maths is likely the most popular A-Level out there. The reason this subject is so […]
Pupils may be unknowingly ruining their chances of getting into a leading research university by choosing so- called ‘soft’ A-level subjects, including Law, Media Studies and Psychology. This research note shines a much-needed spotlight on an admissions process that is complicated and often misleading. What are hard and soft A-level […]
It’s difficult to say whether any A levels are ‘useless’ or not. A levels, whatever you may pick, will give you extra qualifications. Advanced qualifications can help you get onto a university course or be hired by an employer, making them very useful. Are A levels actually important? A-levels remain […]
In the UK, Staffordshire University offers a module in Football Culture (aka ‘David Beckham studies’ due to its inclusion of the world’s most famous mid-fielder on the syllabus) and at Royal Holloway University of London, students can take a unit named The Culture of Celebrity, examining, among other things, the […]
We’ve rounded up some jobs that, we think, pay surprisingly well and looked at what you need to do to land them.Six surprisingly well-paid jobs Race engineer. Ethical hacker. Bomb disposal diver. Social engineer. Power line helicopter pilot. Private butler. What is the easiest job that pays the most? Top […]
Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor of Arts (BA) The Media Studies major integrates perspectives from liberal arts, social sciences, and humanities and offers an interdisciplinary framework to understand the essential role that media plays in economic, social, political, and cultural life. What is a degree in media studies? Students who take […]
Media Salaries. The average Media salary is £31,761. Working in Media you can earn between £19,240 and £59,800. How much does a fresh graduate earn in UK? The current average graduate salary in the UK is just over £24,000*, according to the Graduate Outcomes report by HESA (Higher Education Statistics […]
Wonder What to do with a Communication and Media Studies Degree? Here Are a Few Options Communications Manager. Public Relations Specialist. Advertising Manager. Event Planner. Social Media Manager. Content Management Strategist. Digital Reporter. Sales Representative. What can I do with a media and communications degree? The most obvious career pathways […]
The Most Useless and Ridiculous Jobs of the World Restroom Attendant. Subway Pusher. Chief Information Officer. Parking Attendant. ATM Guard. Lifeguard at the Swimming Olympics. Pet Psychic. Chief Ethics Officer. What is a meaningless job? Explained. Meaningless work is work which contributes nothing, and accomplishes nothing. It’s often busy work, […]
Visual and performing arts ranked as the least-valuable major, largely because the median income for degree holders was just $35,500. In another downside, 3.6 percent of degree holders were unemployed. Miscellaneous fine arts majors and drama and theater arts majors also ranked at the bottom. What is the most useless […]
Like history, because the media interpret the past to us show us what has gone into making us the way we are. Like geography, because the media define for us our own place in the world. Like civics, because the media help us to understand the workings of our immediate […]