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Be inspired, think creatively, respond to change, be innovative, captivate, articulate, contemplate and motivate! If you’re interested in design, fine arts, photography or media, studying here will open up a world of creativity and knowledge, enabling you to become part of a diverse community of students. The creative sector continues as an important contributor to the economy, so if you are imaginative, entrepreneurial and artistic you could be on your way to a successful career and have been recognised by the Scottish Government as a key growth sector.
Be inspired, think creatively, respond to change, be innovative, captivate, articulate, contemplate and motivate! If youre interested in design, fine arts, photography or media, studying here will open up a world of creativity and knowledge, enabling you to become part of a diverse community of students. The creative sector continues as an important contributor to the economy, so if you are imaginative, entrepreneurial and artistic you could be on your way to a successful career and have been recognised by the Scottish Government as a key growth sector.
With some of the most outstanding music industry programmes in the UK in one place, you can choose from an NQ Access to Music and Sound through to BA Honours in Popular Music or BA Honours in Music Business and Masters in Music. We aim to give you a comprehensive view of the music industry as a whole, from artist development to promoting gigs and music festivals. Our staff have worked with bands across many genres, including Arctic Monkeys, Enter Shikari, Futureheads and Frightened Rabbit.
Audio engineering is an exciting and expanding area of the creative industries and can provide careers in music production, live events, TV and radio broadcasting, advertising, video games and movies. Our courses have professional accreditation from major industry bodies ensuring that the skills you learn with us are the same ones used in industry.
The Scottish Games Network is an umbrella organisation which brings together everything relevant to the interactive entertainment sector in Scotland. Covering academia, business, culture and consumer issues, the Scottish Games Network is a focal point and community for the rapidly evolving industry. The Scottish Games Network encompasses and supports all of the cultural, creative, academic, governmental and other organisations, which support, promote and are involved in the videogames sector in Scotland.
The Scottish Locations Network (SLN) – a dedicated network of film commissions and council based film liaison officers – has been responsible for millions of pounds of inward investment into Scotland, proving itself as a key component of the wider UK film and television industry. Film commissions are driven by local aims but due to the worldwide nature of the film and television industry, must have a national and international outlook. The existence of the SLN has meant that a cohesive global marketing of Scotland has been possible; the entire network works in conjunction to deliver a clear message that Scotland is ‘film-friendly’ and capable. Working in partnership with British Film Institute (BFI), British Film Commission (BFC), Creative England, Film London, Northern Ireland Screen, Wales Screen Commission, regional screen offices and Creative Scotland Locations Department, the SLN helps maintain the reputation of the United Kingdom in the international film and television production industry. This partnership is crucial in encouraging a genuine spread of production activity across the UK and ensures that Scotland has ample opportunity to showcase itself as a viable production base.
Personal Loan for Business Purposes A Start Up Loan is a government-backed personal loan available to individuals looking to start or grow a business in the UK. In addition to finance, successful applicants receive 12-months of free mentoring and exclusive business offers to help them succeed. The loan is unsecured, so there’s no need to put forward any assets or guarantors to support an application. All owners or partners in a business can individually apply for up to £25,000 each, with a maximum of £100,000 available per business.