Media School
Media School film
Media School: Degree Show 2019
Media School: Playlist
Amplifying black voices in creative media and marketing
Communications and Media Annual Lecture 2020
Exhibition: Beyond Borders
Media School: Courses
Whichever course you study, you will meet staff and students from all over the world passionately committed to the creative exploration of contemporary media practice. Your course will equip you with the knowledge, skills, experience and networks that will help you to define and shape the media and creative industries of the 21st century.
International Studies and Progression
The International Studies and Progression Programme celebrates the diverse community of learners that study at LCC. Through the programme’s courses we explore ways of working with Design, Media and Screen based practices, technologies and theories to support the ambitions of our students.
- Level 3: International Introduction to the Study of Design, Media and Screen
- Certificate of Higher Education: Preparation for Design, Media and Screen
- Certificate of Higher Education: Preparation for Design, Media and Screen (online)
Communications and Media
- BA (Hons) Advertising
- BA (Hons) Contemporary Media Cultures
- BA (Hons) Media Communications
- BA (Hons) Public Relations
- MA Advertising
- MA Media, Communications and Critical Practice
- MA Public Relations
Journalism and Publishing
- BA (Hons) Journalism
- BA (Hons) Magazine Journalism and Publishing
- MA Publishing
- MA Journalism: Arts and Lifestyle Journalism
- MA Journalism: Audio/Video Journalism
- MA Journalism: Social Justice Journalism
Photography
- BA (Hons) Photography
- BA (Hons) Photojournalism and Documentary Photography
- MA Commercial Photography
- MA Photography
- MA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography
- MA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography (Online / Part-Time)
Graduate Diploma
Diploma in Professional Studies (DPS)
Students can apply to the Diploma in Professional Studies (DPS), an optional year-long experiential learning opportunity, allowing you to undertake a variety of internships and professional experiences for a whole academic year in Year 3, as part of a four-year degree.
Research in the Media School
Research in the School of Media is collaborative and multi-disciplinary, encompassing practice and theory-based enquiry advanced through diverse, innovative approaches and methods. We address four key research areas:
Power, conflict and justice
Our researchers are concerned with the representation of conflict and suffering, spaces of control, surveillance and incarceration, and the relationship between visual culture and practices of reparation and social justice.
Digital technologies, cultures and economies
We research digital media in contemporary societies, with a particular focus on digital economies, emergent technologies, and media, mobility and migration.
The Digital Cultures and Economies Research Hub advances research in this area.
Media, history and memory
Research in this area explores media, history and memory, with a strong emphasis on communities and cultures. The Photography and the Archive Research Centre supports research in this area.
Creative industries: policy, management and innovation
Our researchers are interested in creativity, innovation and organisational structures. We examine the management of the creative industries and new developments in media legislation, cultural policy and media work. The Creative Industries Management Research Hub advances research in this area.
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Jocelyn Bain Hogg
LCC Teaching Staff
Practice-based, internationally-recognised and immersive, our media courses are taught by an impressive community of academics, technical experts and leading specialist practitioners.
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Facilities
Develop your skills with our industry-standard media facilities including photographic studios, dark rooms, gallery spaces and newsrooms.
Media School: Stories
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Image credit: Eva Ferguson. Mentoring Spotlight: Eva Ferguson x Maria Paz Acosta Raimondi
MA Arts and Lifestyle Journalism student, Eva Ferguson, and her mentor, Maria Paz Acosta Raimondi, discuss navigating organic career journeys and how mentorship encourages personal growth for both mentor and mentee.
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Image credit: 'Lo que no fue, no será', Débora Caro Reyes. Graduate Voices: Débora Mabel Caro Reyes
Débora Caro-Reyes chats to us about developing her own hybrid practice, gaining inspiration through graduate networks, and producing her first solo exhibition at the Gabriela Mistral Gallery.
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Image credit: Penguin Michael Joseph. MA Publishing students develop podcast series with Penguin
Claudia Scavuzzo shares her journey towards the world of publishing and the importance of agile problem-solving.
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'Erribera' by Clara Leton and Andrea Alvarez. Photo credit: Alexis Andreou. London College of Communication presents Changing Places exhibition in collaboration with University of the Basque Country
'Changing Places' aimed to interrogate Zorrotzaurre’s position as one of Europe’s most ambitious urban regeneration projects by showcasing the work of emerging practitioners.