This undergraduate programme will offer you the opportunity to engage creatively and critically with all the artistic fields covered by the School of Culture & Creative Arts: film, television, music, theatre, art and design, and digital media. Glasgow is the creative hub of Scotland, with opportunities to work with production companies, theatre companies, digital agencies, museums, galleries and cultural institutions.You will develop the industry awareness, collaborative skills and reflective practice needed to work in the cultural and creative industries. The way that culture is produced, distributed and consumed is changing. Such developments are not new, but the rate of change, the pervasive nature of digital technology and the importance of cultural industries in our economies and societies mean that these changes are having very wide-ranging social effects. Traditional questions of how culture is made, by whom and under what conditions remain, as does the question of who benefits, but they are being asked in a new environment. This programme will equip you with the skills to navigate this new environment by providing:A wide-ranging understanding of cultural forms and practices. We draw on a range of cultural fields: film, television, music, theatre, visual & material culture and digital media and this familiarity with specific cultural forms, the links between them and the way they are changing, is a distinctive element of the programme.An overview of practice, policy, markets and industrial structure that enables you to see your particular passion in a wider social context.A focus on the ethics and politics of cultural production. The cultural industries are one of the UK’s fastest growing sectors, but they are marred by inequalities and exclusions. This programme will give you both an awareness of these issues and the skills to change them.Practice-based and collaborative learning.An international approach rooted in a local context.