School of Media - University of Gloucestershire

School of Media - University of Gloucestershire Welcome to the official page for the School of Media at the University of Gloucestershire.

Our course teams work closely with the media industry locally and nationally to provide the best possible start for budding TV, film, animation, radio, music, multi-media and journalism professionals. Many of our courses have been accredited - by Creative Skillset, JAMES and the BJTC in recognition of our teaching excellence and close industry links. While our courses are firmly grounded in theor

y and set in the rapidly moving context of the media industry, they provide real opportunities for our students to experience the workplace, work on ‘live’ briefs and begin to build up the contacts that will help them make it in this competitive world. Radio, Popular Music and TV students provide broadcasts and live video streaming for Cheltenham Festivals, local sports clubs and music events. Digital Film Production students every year win prestigious prizes and have their work screened at the UK’s top festivals. Through Tone Radio and Tone TV students have an opportunity to explore their own ideas and create their own programmes and through our Collaborative Module they can work with those on other courses. Some have worked alongside our research staff exploring community media projects and digital memory. The department’s work is brought together at the end of each year in a series of Oscar-style ceremonies to award the best of the year’s talent.

07/10/2021

The UK Multiplier event takes place Saturday October 23rd 3-5pm at The Music Works, Gloucester. All welcome.

22/06/2021
Our 'real world research' continues - with the team working out what to do next on our www.mamumi.eu project. Stay tuned...
27/05/2021

Our 'real world research' continues - with the team working out what to do next on our www.mamumi.eu project. Stay tuned.

Mamumi meeting is taking place at the moment! We are discussing the future project activities. Stay tuned for more news!

02/03/2021

How can music be used as a tool for intercultural communication? How can we counter negative stereotypes through storytelling about music? 🎼

On the 20th of February, we shared our song stories, histories and emotional pasts and through the Mamumi methodology, migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers' migration journeys became visible.

Stay tuned for our MaMuMi Migration Map, where all recorded song stories will be available to listen soon 👉 https://mamumi.eu/

15/02/2021

Cooking with Max Bear

07/10/2020

🎉🎉We are extremely excited to have attended the 3rd transnational partner meeting of our project!🎉🎉

📍🦠The consortium would have met in Norway but due to the COVID-19 situation, the meeting took place online via Zoom.

We were very excited to see each other again and talk about our next steps and deliverables. Stay tuned! The MaMuMi song workshops will be conducted in each partner country soon and IO3 is about to start!

Looking forward to meeting everyone F2F soon 🤞

For more🔎👇
website: https://mamumi.eu/

11/09/2020

Here at Mamumi Central, we are still smiling

16/07/2020

Carnegie Hall’s Migrations Festival, a partnership with more than 75 organizations in New York, is presenting concerts, panels, walking tours and dance workshops.

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