雷文斯本設(shè)計(jì)與傳播學(xué)院

Master the art of technical broadcasting during live streaming and pre-recorded events, and gain a deep understanding of the TV industry and the principles of broadcast engineering. This forward-thinking course teaches a range of traditional and emerging technologies such as satellite streaming, multi-platform streaming and cloud computing, so that you leave us industry ready.You'll leave this course with first-class engineering skills gained through real-world technical and creative projects. Previous students have live streamed projects with The Royal Shakespeare Company Education arm along with other prestigious partners. We're also members of Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) Student Chapter, which exposes staff and students to a range of opportunities.No other broadcasting educator at undergraduate level gives you a comparative level of creative and technical freedom to work with emerging technologies in collaboration with industry practitioners. Set within an academic framework, students develop the right skillset and professional mindset needed to succeed in the field of broadcast engineering. This course gives students practical experience in technology and engineering for broadcast through project-based learning. Collaboration is a key component of this course and students work closely with the TV Production course on large-scale projects, both live and in the studio.The course is taught through a mix of practice and theory-based learning that includes lectures, workshops, seminars, projects and self-directed study and is led by industry experts who are often working in production and broadcast.Key study topics:- Audio- Video- Broadcasting- Data networks- Computing- Infrastructure and systems- Outside broadcastingStudents develop an understanding of: technical roles within television, technologies in use in television and broadcasting, and fundamental principles of broadcast engineering.