how do i apply for a undergraduate MEDIA AND COMMUNCATIONS course in the U.K.?
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you have to use something called ucas and this will also give you lists of institutions go to ucas.com
198811
I studied English and Linguistics about 8 years ago now and a friend of mine went on to do her postgrad course pretty easily. The main competition is over the quality of the institution you want to go to, but with the advent of fees in the UK system now there is a better opportunity to get the course you want as only the serious people are really applying. Universtiy of Westminster and UCL have very good linguistics departments. For a full list of course availability you should check out the Univeristy and College Admissions Service (UCAS) here:\nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/
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Certainly. The UK has some of the oldest and greatest universities in the world. You should contact the British Council office in your area and request some information about UK undergraduate programs.
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try lookin on the guardian newspapers website,\n\nit includes a university guide.\n\nfailing that, sign up to UCAS and they should tell you all you need to know on the site
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this might be a good source to answer your query:\n\nwww.prospects.ac.uk
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you "have to"? why's that?\nto answer your question, the best way would probably be to start correspondence with and see if you can get admission from universities (overseas) that you're interested in, and do offer the course you wanna take. Once you have their admission, the rest is paperwork ...
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here you ahve a useful link :http://www.universitiesuk.ac.uk/\n\nthe level of the univeristy - well, i woudl say it depends what course you wnat to do. im doing info management at Aberystwyth uni which has the best in the uk info mngmnt course though it is nto such a good uni in general.\n\nwhen you know what conditions you ahve to fulfil to get on a partiocualr uni (you shoudl get this info at univeristies' websites), you have to apply. i advice you to apply to the university by UCAS ( heres the link:www.ucas.com) (also at ucas.com you may find info on various courses and unis in the uk); when you apply through ucas you can apply to approximately 6 unis and you ahve to pay a fee (last year it was £15). the deadline for sending the UCAS application is in January for the winter term and , i think, November for the spring term.
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hbaron@chester.ac.uk\n\nHelen Baron is a very very good professor of media and communication at Chester University UK
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The best thing to do is check with UCAS they should be able to tell you all you need to know...\n\nwww.ucas.com
356209
The top UK universities for humanities subjects (e.g. Cambridge, Oxford, UCL, Nottingham, etc.) tend to have more academic undergraduate courses and so wouldn't offer journalism as a separate course - though it might be one of the papers in the later years of the course. At postgraduate level at those universities it would also be more likely to be a study on journalism and journalists, rather than "how to be a journalist".\n\nFrom speaking to journalist friends, rather than doing a degree in journalism they recommend doing a humanities subject (e.g. English, History, Geography) at a good university while building up a good track record and portfolio of published articles.
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The British Embassy or the nearest UK consulate will give you all relevant info. You can also try to look up on their web site. However as a general rule, I think you'll have to have an enrollment certificate to a UK school and prove that you have the necessary financial resources, since they will not allow you to work in UK with a student visa.
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You need to enquire - initially - about exchange programmes and then take it from there. Get in touch directly with the UK College and Uni' Admissions Service: type in UCAS and press search. Their web pages can link you up to most of the HE institutions in the UK.\n\nOK?\n\n\n:)
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Go to the stations and ask if they're accepting interns...that'll get you started. If that doesnt work you'll want to look into going to a school that offers a communications course or degree.
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Try emailing the admissions and journalism departments - the brochure would likely just have the same information as they have on the journalism school's website, but they may be able to send you an electronic version or a paper version if you give them your address.  Good luck!
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go to ur local british council, they will be able to help u out on this, and all the procedures u need to take a london gce xam\n\nalternatively, u can also visit the local british concil website\n\njust go to\nhttp://www.britishcouncil.org/home-contact-worldwide.htm\nand select ur country to go to the british council website of ur country\n\nme a london gce survivor.......:D
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You should contact UCAS, British council and other scholarship awarding agencies. for details visit http://www.catzone.org
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Apply to the British embassy.