Entry requirements

Degree requirements

A 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in any subject

Find out more about how to apply for our postgraduate taught courses.

English language requirements

The English language requirements for our programmes are indicated by English bands, and therefore the specific test and score acceptable is based on the band assigned to the academic department within which your chosen course of study is administered. Note that for some academic departments there are programmes with non-standard English language requirements.

The English Language requirements for entry to postgraduate taught and research programmes in the School of the Arts fall within the following English band:

Band 5: IELTS (Academic) minimum score 7.0 overall with 6.0 in each of Writing, Listening, Reading and Speaking

We accept a range of English tests and qualifications categorised in our English bands for you to demonstrate your level of English Language proficiency. See all accepted English tests that we deem equivalent to these IELTS scores.

Visas and immigration

Find out how to apply for a student visa.

Months of entry

September

Course content

Our practice-based Master's degree empowers you to explore and create in the dynamic world of creative arts and media. Taught by industry experts in film, theatre, creative writing, and media, this program offers hands-on experience in content creation, writing for production, and performance making. Based in London's vibrant East End, you'll develop the skills needed to thrive in the creative industries, with opportunities to apply your learning in real-world settings.

Engage with creative industries and cultural practices through opportunities within the curriculum.

Experience practice-led, project-based learning that combines creative exploration with critical analysis.

Develop new ideas and innovative practices that have direct applications in the Creative Industries.

Graduate with a broad skill set, including creative, critical, and professional expertise, to adapt and thrive in both UK and global cultural and economic contexts.