In today’s fast-moving digital age, content is king. Brands across industries want to connect with their audiences (and ultimately drive results) through engaging content and digital storytelling. With this increasing demand for fresh, dynamic content, the need for skilled content creators has never been higher.
In an era where digital content shapes the way we communicate, the ability to craft compelling stories and visuals has become a highly desired skill. The Content Creation BA (Hons) course at the University of Brighton will equip you with the skills and knowledge to thrive in this fast-paced and ever-changing industry.
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As we launch a Content Creation BA course, we ask co-course leader Emma Collins to break it down for us…
As of 2025, the University of Brighton is offering a degree in Content Creation, so we’ve got four top reads, listens and watches on the subject.
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Media graduate Izzy James recalls how her time at the University of Brighton was a transformative experience.
In a BBC article, gaming experts have named our progressive and creative city as the go-to place for the games industry.
“I knew from a very young age that I was going to be a journalist because I loved creative writing at School. I was having a clear-out over Christmas and I found a football match report that I wrote when I was 13 and my teacher left the comment “could have been lifted from the sports pages” which turned out to be a premonition given my career path. Read More
“I began telling stories with sound and on the radio back when I was a student, there was a University radio station where they played 90s rock and my flatmate and I used to show up playing records backwards, reading from poetry books and making strange noises. They banned us within a month, so I turned it into a career!”