Shape the
narrative

For those who dream to create, inspire and express.

Tell it your way.

Empowering the creators of the future, across industries

Courses for a creative future

Digital Media and Journalism

Refine your voice, share your art, and open the door to a world of creative media opportunities. For future journalists, marketers and content creators.

MEDIA COURSES

English Literature

Delve into the Literary greats, develop your critical voice, and articulate opinions with clarity to become a professional-level writer.

ENGLISH COURSES

History of Art

Spark inspiration from the most significant pieces of art throughout history. Develop the skills of critical and historical analysis desired by organisations in the arts and creative industries.

HISTORY COURSES

Computing

From concept to code; get to grips with the latest technologies and learn how to turn your digital ideas into reality.

COMPUTING COURSES

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ALL COURSES

Our creative alumni

“My degree had subjects that ranged across my interests. I studied everything from creative writing to photography… I loved the freedom to choose some modules, as it allowed me to explore my interests outside of my field of study.”

Natalie, BA Digital News and Media

“Computing has some of the best facilities, modules, lecturers, and environments, which all combine to create an excellent place to begin or advance your journey through the world of computer science.”

Gabriel, BSc Computing

“Studying at Buckingham has given me confidence in my infinite potential. It was challenging to study in a second language, but it helped me develop academically and as a person.”

Mieri, BA English Literature

“My undergraduate degree has inspired me to carry on with my studies and undertake a master’s once I finish. I will most likely complete my master’s at Buckingham too, due to the great experience I have had here during my undergraduate.”

Romeo, Digital Media and Journalism