Masters Degrees (Broadcast Engineering)

The MSc in Communications Engineering provides a deep understanding of digital communications, photonics, telecommunication networks and wireless information technologies.  You will develop a comprehensive communications knowledge-base, from the unique identity and credentials of specific technologies, to their history, infrastructure and architecture. Read more

The MSc Electronic and Electrical Engineering course enables you to refine specialist skills alongside pioneering research interests at the College of Engineering. Read more

This course is not on offer for 2019/20. In the MEngSc Information Technology in Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (Bauinformatik) you will learn how to apply computer science technologies to sustainable design, facilities management, energy management, and construction management. Read more

Our MSc in Electronic and Electrical Engineering with Industry course is only open to International students. Gain two years' experience in the UK and the opportunity to work in collaboration with industry on a real-life challenge. Read more

In our rapidly expanding communication, media and entertainment industries, having the capability to develop, manage and deliver high-quality audio is crucial. Read more

Develop and enhance your understanding of electronic engineering to an advanced level, setting you apart in your career. You will learn from world experts in areas that are crucial to the electronics sector over the next decade. Read more

New technologies are changing the way people experience sound and audio. With our specialist Audio Production postgraduate degree, you’ll gain practical, theoretical and creative experience of sound engineering, music production and audio technology. Read more

If you want to create broadcast content for live clients, gain broadcast credit while studying and experience the broadcast industry, look no further.  UCLan graduates work for ITV, BBC, MUTV, ADI and Televideo. Read more

This course will provide you with in-depth knowledge and critical awareness of theoretical and practical solutions to problems at the forefront of communications and the processing of signals. Read more

available as  Full-time available as  Part-time We equip graduates with the expertise to work across journalistic platforms to meet the demands of a multimedia industry This course offers a dynamic, practice-focused multimedia programme closely linked to industry. Read more

Almost everything we do in our daily lives employs creative technology in one way or another, whether this is film and music, print and broadcast or commerce and interactive entertainment. Read more

This course is for students who want to work in the broadcast media making films, television or radio programmes. If you would prefer a course with a wider choice of study, we also offer an  MSc in Science Communication. Read more

This course will prepare you for a wide range of professional science communication careers, including. Read more

Science and technology has a key role to play in modern global and regional issues. To deal with them, decision makers and the general public need to be able to make evidence based choices. Read more

Science communicators play a vital role in society. They share significant research findings with the world through the media, they run incredible events to inspire the public, and they help individuals get the advice and information they need in healthcare, technology and many other contexts. Read more