- Bachelor
- 36 months
Bachelor of Science - Digital Film Technologies (IP73)
University of Chichester - Bognor Regis · Bognor Regis, United Kingdom
Tuition
£16,800
Submit by September 1, 2027 · 324 days left · not confirmed by the school · starts September 1, 2027
Ask about this course- Length
- 36 months
- Starts
- September 1, 2027not confirmed by the school
- Post-study work
- Available, as published
- Taught in
- English
- Cost of living (annual)
- £12,180
Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Digital Film Technologies provides students with a broad range of key practical and creative skills required by employers across a variety of creative and digital industries.
This course allows graduates to explore the fundamental building blocks that bring digital film project to life, as they develop their knowledge of and skill in using a wide range of hardware, software, and digital workflow systems that are used in throughout the industry.
Students can also support their studies with theoretical modules to explore the history, theory, and cultural relevance of screen-based content. They will learn to use creative apparatus and equipment from the very start of this degree, as they understand how to use industry standard hardware, software, and digital workflows in specialist academic and practical modules throughout their studies.
Entry requirements
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Fees and living costs
- Tuition
- £16,800
- Cost of living (annual)
- £12,180
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Intakes
September 1, 2027
Starts September 1, 2027 · apply by September 1, 2027
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September 1, 2028
Starts September 1, 2028 · apply by September 1, 2028
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