BA (Hons) Content Creation, Digital Media and Journalism (2-year degree)

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Course overview

  • 2025
  • 2026
  • Full-time
  • Jan, 2 Years
  • Sep, 2 years and 1 term
  • Jan, 2 Years
  • Undergraduate
  • Undergraduate
  • Bachelor of Arts (Hons)
  • Bachelor of Arts (Hons)
  • From £13,875 per year*
  • From £12,333 per year*
  • From £13,875 per year*
  • From £22,200 per year*
  • From £19,733 per year*
  • From £22,200 per year*
  • 9DMJ
  • Buckingham
  • Buckingham
  • *See below for full fee information

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    Entry Requirements

    Typical offers

    The standard entry requirements for Digital News & Media are A-level BBC-CCC, IB 29-31 or equivalent qualifications.

    Applications to Buckingham are individually considered by the Admissions Tutor and other factors may be taken in to account. Applicants with BTEC qualifications are welcome to apply, including if you have a mix of BTEC and A levels. Equivalent A-level grades are also accepted (for example BBD equivalent to BCC). Where an applicant is taking the EPQ alongside A-levels, the EPQ will be taken into consideration and result in a slightly lower A-level grade offer.

    Foundation options are also available. Please contact the Admissions Office (email: admissions@buckingham.ac.uk or call on +44 (0)1280 820227) for more information.

    Applicants must also have GCSE English and Maths at Grade C / Grade 4, or above (or equivalent). IELTS requirements are as follows: (Academic) 6.5 Average of 6.5 (with 6.0 or above in each component).

    Flexible entry

    All of our undergraduate programmes operate a flexible entry process, and the Admissions Tutor is happy to consider entrants from all backgrounds with slightly lower qualifications if they are able to demonstrate an alternative eligibility for the course. This may be in the form of relevant work experience, keen aptitude and a passion for the subject, or unlocked potential that you feel can be discovered through your studies at Buckingham. If you are uncertain whether you will be eligible to apply for this course, please contact the Admissions Team.

    UCAS applications

    You may apply either through the national UCAS university admissions system or at any time directly to the University using our own online application form. Our UCAS code is B90.

    Mature students

    Because of our two-year degree, we find that the age range of our student body varies between those who have recently completed A-levels (or equivalent) to more mature students. Age is no barrier to learning and we welcome all applications from suitably qualified students.

    International students

    We are happy to consider all international applications and if you are an international student, you may find it useful to visit our international pages for details of entry requirements from your home country.

    The University is a UKVI Student Sponsor.

    English Language Requirements

    If your English language level is below the entry requirements you will be expected to complete our pre-sessional English language programme.  You do not need to apply separately for this programme, your offer will include the necessary pre-sessional English term(s).

    Selection process

    Wherever possible, you will be invited to the University to meet the Admissions Tutor for an informal interview and to have a tour of our campus. If you are an international applicant, it may not be possible for you to visit in person, so if the Admissions Tutor has any queries about your application you may be contacted by Microsoft Teams, email or phone.

    Our Admissions Team will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Call us on +44 (0)1280 820227 or contact us using the form here.

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