So I've recently found interest in Media and is looking at studying it at university level based on some research I've been able to drown down my top 4.
I was wondering if anyone did these course at these Universities could help me understand more about them. or anyone who goes to these Universities offer me advice.
-University of the Arts London -BA (Hons) Media Communications (96 UCAS points)
-Goldsmiths University of London - BA Media & Communications (BBB)
-University of Westminster - Digital Media and Communication BA Honours (CCC - BBB)
-Kings College London - Culture, Media & Creative Industries BA (AAB)
I'm really gunning for Westminster but I really don't like the accomodation, the course overview was in depth and clearly stated what it was and optional modules I could take which I love.
University of the Arts London looks amazing and the accommodation is also amazing. Again the modules looks amazing and were in depth about what they are and what I'm expected to do and achieve by the end of it.
Kings is a new course that is starting this year so not much information is given already but the accomodation at kings is really good and at the centre of London which I love. I know it's a Russel group but I don't think they are the best when it comes to more creative stuff as I see them as more academic and science based.
Goldsmiths looks good and some of the accomodations are really good as well but I just didn't do so much research into it. Too far for my liking away from London but still looks good.
I know accommodation at university in London are quite expensive but money wouldn't be an issue for me when at university.
I picked these due to me liking the course and modules they offer and also due to the fact there are little to none examination. Also largely due to accomodation and location. They are all London based as work experiences I've researched are usually based around London.