[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

and join the job market 3 years behind in a job that they want experience and not theory?

Most media corded are constantly adapting with the media industry. Also allot of them are heavily practice based (which in my opinion is a lot harder then writing a few essays on social learning theory. All of the ones I've seen also require you to do a certain number of hours of work experience placements. So with a media degree you leave uni trained and prepared for working in the industry.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Most media corded are constantly adapting with the media industry. Also allot of them are heavily practice based (which in my opinion is a lot harder then writing a few essays on social learning theory. All of the ones I've seen also require you to do a certain number of hours of work experience placements. So with a media degree you leave uni trained and prepared for working in the industry.

Is 'Media' your 'bag' Armand?

[arista]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Most media corded are constantly adapting with the media industry. Also allot of them are heavily practice based (which in my opinion is a lot harder then writing a few essays on social learning theory. All of the ones I've seen also require you to do a certain number of hours of work experience placements. So with a media degree you leave uni trained and prepared for working in the industry.

Sure
I hope I see you on SkyNewsHD4K
later on.


But some others are doing it wrong

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Is 'Media' your 'bag' Armand?

Yeah.

Originally Posted by arista

Sure
I hope I see you on SkyNewsHD4K
later on.

Lol thanks