This two-year course trains you to become a digital media creative whilst also developing the required skills for delivering and distributing video content across platforms including business, government and the charity sector. This is the course which focusses on the software and hardware you need to master in order to be an indispensable team member in this fast-growing field as well as developing your creative abilities and understanding. The course will teach you how to create digital media content for broadcast media (e.g. BBC, ITV, Channel 4) and how to create and technically deliver content for streaming platforms – e.g Netflix and YouTube<br><br>Graduates can go straight into industry, working for a wide range of employers in various roles. As well as jobs in broadcasting, and the production companies which supply them, there were over 10,000 vacancies for people with below-degree-level qualifications (such as HNDs) in social media jobs in 2019. The number of vacancies requiring skills in post-production and editing (both of which would be covered on the programme) is currently increasing. A typical employer might be Channel 4, or one of the production companies that produce content for that channel. Alternatively, you might work for the marketing department of an e-commerce company, or for a sports team, or public sector body. You might also consider a role within the hundreds of advertising, marketing, and production agencies which serve the industry. In the North there is a substantial and growing market which includes media companies such as the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, and Lime Pictures, as well as online companies like Rental Cars, The Hut Group, AO.com, Money Supermarket, Beauty Bay, AutoTrader, Missguided, BooHoo, and other organisations including Manchester United, Liverpool FC and Manchester City. Graduates of the programme could also find roles in government, large organisations including the police, or major charities, who are all strongly represented in the region. Graduates will also have the opportunity to progress onto appropriate existing Level 6 programmes at the University of Salford (e.g. around Film and TV Production, Digital Video Production and Marketing).