You will be based at our Loxton Campus, which has been purpose-built for creative arts students. You will have ample access to camera, lighting and sound equipment at no extra charge, as well as editing suites, professional studios and dark rooms. You will also be able to take advantage of everything on offer in the new University Centre in the Winter Gardens, including a higher education library, extended opening hours and bright and spacious teaching and learning facilities.

The lecturing team’s specialisms cover a range of lens-based areas – documentary and narrative filmmaking, artistic and music photography, and media arts – as well as related disciplines such as design and post-production. They also have hands-on experience of making their own films and exhibiting creative work to the public, and have professional contacts in the still and moving image sectors in Bristol, Cardiff and elsewhere in the South West.

The course also includes guest lectures and specialist workshops delivered by visiting experts and industry specialists.

Students on this course exhibit their practical work at an end of year showcase, and are also encouraged to seek out additional exhibition opportunities and enter their work in regional and national competitions. Students also have the opportunity to shoot on location in the UK and abroad and can attend optional visits to exhibitions and screenings, all at an additional cost.

We would love you to pay us a visit before deciding whether to apply. You can meet the team and have a look around at our next Open Day.

Please contact the course leader Richard Edkins or UCW’s HEART student services team for more information or if you have any questions about the course or studying at UCW.

2021 entry full-time tuition fees: £8,500 per year.
2021 entry part-time tuition fees: £4,250 per year.

This covers all of the teaching and assessment elements that are required for you to complete the course.

It also includes:

• The use of UCW camera, lighting and sound equipment and specialist editing software.
• Attendance at guest lectures at UCW.
• Annual £10 printing and photocopying allowance for full-time students and £5 for part-time students.
• The use of UCW computer equipment at any of our campuses and access to Microsoft Office 365 while you are enrolled with UCW.
• The loans of books from our libraries.
• Access to all of the UCW student support and careers services.

It does not include:

• Optional visits to exhibitions and screenings at an approximate cost of £35 each.
• Optional UK and overseas residential visits at an approximate respective cost of £50 and £75 per night each.
• While UCW endeavours to cover the cost of all materials, they may be an additional cost for some consumables, such as film.
• Extra printing and photocopying above the £10/£5 limit.
• The cost of books that you may wish to purchase.
• Transport between our campuses, and to/from your partner university and any work placements. We encourage students to take advantage of termly bus passes to reduce transport costs.
• Accommodation and other living costs.

UCW publishes its Tuition Fees Policy on the Wider Information Set page of this website.

You may also be eligible for additional financial support, depending on your circumstances.