Associate/Bachelor Degree

Online

Bachelor of Science In

Television and Film Production

School of Journalism, Communication and Media Studies

$550/Module

Fees

Jan 2025

Apply Date

Sept 2025

Start Date

About the Program

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Television and Film Production program at GOU is designed to deepen Learners’ understanding of the principles, applications, and context underlying television and film production studies. The program provides Learners with a foundation in the core and concentration subject areas of television and film production. In addition, the program builds a set of competencies and expertise for Learners in television and film production processes and practices.

In addition to acquiring the requisite knowledge and competencies in the core subject areas of the Program, Graduates of this Program will also gain entrepreneurial skills, expertise, experience, and knowledge/know-how to empower them to set up  4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) compliant business enterprises and corporations relating to their vocation, profession, area of expertise or competency.

Key Information

Mode of Delivery

Online

Duration

Associate Degree: 12-24 months Bachelor’s Degree: 36 – 48 months

Number of Modules

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Number of Credit Hours

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Apply Date

January 2025

Start Date

September 2025

Language

English

Program Outcomes

This program develops the practical job-relevant in-demand skills of Learners in television and film production. Learners are equipped with the requisite professional skills and competencies in this continuously evolving field.  In addition, Learners on this program acquire the requisite specialist in-depth knowledge and professional skills to enable them to embark on a career in television and film production in the digital age.

The ACTIVEclassTM Mode of Delivery of this Program lays less emphasis on teaching or instruction. Learners are encouraged and empowered to develop and acquire their Program-specific  SEEKTM (skills, expertise, experience, and know-how) through the innovative LKDATM (Learn, Know, Do, Acquire) approach

The Program provides Learners with in-depth knowledge and understanding of the core, concentration, and specialization subject areas of the Program to enable them develop and acquire the relevant Program-specific SEEKTM  through actively engaging in the  Learning-by-Involvement (LbI)  and Knowing-by-Doing (KbD) activity-based learner-initiative-intensity-activeness LKDATM-Outcome AATs (actions, activities, and tasks).

The LKDATM– Outcome ACTIVEclassTM Mode of Program Delivery

The Program is ACTIVEclassTM Compliant whereby the instructional delivery approach is designed to facilitate, support, and empower the active engagement of Learners in the process of developing and acquiring their Program-specific SEEKTM (skills, expertise, experience, and know-how).

ACTIVEclassTM   Instructors are, therefore, not at the center of the teaching-instruction-learning process. They focus on introducing the subject matter of instruction, mapping out and guiding Learners through learner-initiative-intensity-activeness LKDATM (Learn, Know, Do, Acquire) Outcome AATs (actions, activities, and tasks).

ACTIVEclassTM  Learners are therefore encouraged and empowered to play an active engagement role in contributing to their SEEKTM (skills, expertise, experience, and knowledge/know-how) development and acquisition process through actively engaging in the  Learning-by-Involvement (LbI)  and Knowing-by-Doing (KbD) activity-based LDKATM Outcomes AATs (activities, actions, and tasks).

Number of Modules Credit Per Module Total Credit Hours
University Foundation Modules 5 4 20
Core Subject Modules 8 4 32
Concentration Modules 7 4 28
Total 20 80

University Foundation Modules

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  1. University Foundation Studies
  2. Learning With Technology
  3. Communications and Basic Writing Skills
  4. Digital Literacy, Skills & Competencies
  5. The Future of Work Skills: [Harnessing Creativity, Emotional Intelligence (EQ), Critical Thinking & Problem Solving, Active Learning With a Growth Mindset, Digital Fluency, Judgement & Decision Making, Interpersonal Communications, Leadership Skills, Embracing Change]

Core Subject Modules

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  1. Career Development and Employability Studies (CDES)
  2. College Mathematics: Algebra & Calculus
  3. Digital Communication and Media
  4. English Language and Communications
  5. Journalism in the Digital Age
  6. Social Media, Communities and Networks
  7. Technology, Society and Communications in the Digital Age
  8. The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) Studies

Concentration Modules

Select 7 Modules

1.
Big Data Analytics
2.
Communications Strategy & Management
3.
Creative & Graphic Design
4.
Digital Broadcasting Essentials
5.
Digital Communication Theories & Practice
6.
Digital Media and Content Creation [Mandatory Concentration]
7.
Digital Media Development and Production
8.
Digital Media Entrepreneurship
9.
Exploring Creative Media and Digital Cultures
10.
Film and TV Studies
11.
Foundations in Graphics
12.
International Communications
13.
Mass Media Studies
14.
New Media Advertising
15.
New Media Markets in the Digital Age
16.
Principles of Public Relations
17.
Social Media Communications & Management [Mandatory Concentration]
18.
Strategic Corporate Communication
19.
The Emerging Network Society and the Digital Media [Mandatory Concentration]
20.
Visual Communications and Media
Number of Modules Credit Per Module Total Credit Hours
University Foundation Modules 5 4 20
Core Subject Modules 8 4 32
Concentration Modules 12 4 48
Specialization Modules 15 4 60
Capstone Projects 2 4 8
Total 42 168

University Foundation Modules

Select All Modules

  1. University Foundation Studies
  2. Learning With Technology
  3. Communications and Basic Writing Skills
  4. Digital Literacy, Skills & Competencies
  5. The Future of Work Skills: [Harnessing Creativity, Emotional Intelligence (EQ), Critical Thinking & Problem Solving, Active Learning With a Growth Mindset, Digital Fluency, Judgement & Decision Making, Interpersonal Communications, Leadership Skills, Embracing Change]

Core Subject Modules

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  1. Business Leadership in the Modern World 
  2. Career Development and Employability Studies (CDES) 
  3. English Language and Communications 
  4. Entrepreneurship in the 4IR Economy 
  5. Innovative Business  Development and Management 
  6. Quantitative Methods in Business 
  7. Technology, Business and Management 
  8. The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) Studies 

Concentration Modules

Select 12 Modules

1.
Big Data Analytics
2.
Communications Strategy & Management
3.
Creative & Graphic Design
4.
Digital Broadcasting Essentials
5.
Digital Communication Theories & Practice
6.
Digital Media and Content Creation [Mandatory Concentration]
7.
Digital Media Development and Production
8.
Digital Media Entrepreneurship
9.
Exploring Creative Media and Digital Cultures
10.
Film and TV Studies
11.
Foundations in Graphics
12.
International Communications
13.
Mass Media Studies
14.
New Media Advertising
15.
New Media Markets in the Digital Age
16.
Principles of Public Relations
17.
Social Media Communications & Management [Mandatory Concentration]
18.
Strategic Corporate Communication
19.
The Emerging Network Society and the Digital Media [Mandatory Concentration]
20.
Visual Communications and Media

Specialization Modules

Select 15 Modules

1.
Content Development
2.
Directing the Narrative Film
3.
Documentary Film Production
4.
Drama and Documentary
5.
Editing and Montage
6.
Experimental Film, Video and Screen Production
7.
Film Aesthetics
8.
Film and TV Studies and Contexts
9.
Lighting and Cinematography
10.
Post-Production and Editing
11.
Principles of Animation
12.
Principles of Photo Imaging
13.
Production Management & Techniques
14.
Screen Literacy and Contemporary Cinema
15.
Screenwriting for Film and Television
16.
Sound Design and Acquisition
17.
Sound for Film and Television
18.
The Science of Sound and Cinematography
19.
Writing with the Camera
20.
Television Studio Production

Targeted Learners

Learners seeking to improve their employability prospects and opportunities through acquiring job-relevant skills and competencies in Television and Film Production at the Associate/Bachelor’s Degree level.
Working Professionals seeking to upgrade their skills and expertise in Television and Film Production at the Associate/Bachelor’s Degree level to accelerate and advance their careers and remain relevant in the rapidly changing job market.
Learners seeking to enroll in skills-in-demand, job-ready, and industry-relevant flexible online training programs in Television and Film Production at the Associate/Bachelor’s Degree level without the need to participate in campus-based residential programs.
Learners seeking alternatives to traditional university education to acquire the necessary ‘need-to-have’ job-relevant critical skills and professional qualifications in Television and Film Production at the Associate/Bachelor’s Degree level to be future-job market competitive and to improve their employability opportunities, prospects, and options.
Lifelong Learners seeking to update/upgrade their skills and expertise; acquire new skills and competencies; pursue professional or career development and advancement options in Television and Film Production at the Associate/Bachelor’s Degree level.
Global Learners seeking to broaden and enhance their knowledge and know-how in Television and Film Production at the Associate/Bachelor’s Degree level at this University by pursuing an online program of study
Knowledge seekers seeking to update/upgrade their skills and expertise; acquire new skills and competencies; pursue professional or career development and advancement options in Television and Film Production at the Associate/Bachelor’s Degree level to inform and educate themselves to facilitate their self-improvement, personal development, or general knowledge goals and aspirations
Academic Requirements
  1. Candidates for admission to this Program must possess any of the following certificates or equivalent
  • High School Certificate
  • Secondary School Certificate
  • Technical/Vocational School Certificate
  1. Candidates without the requisite school leaving certificate or equivalent will be considered for admission to the Program based on evidence of relevant Prior Learning/Work Experience.
  2. Candidates without the requisite school leaving certificate or relevant Prior Learning/Work Experience can be considered for admission to the Program by taking and passing the GOU Flexible Entry Examinations.
English Requirements

All modules of this Program will be delivered in English. Therefore, English language proficiency is required for admission to this Program. Applicants who need to improve their English to the required proficiency level can enroll in the GOU English Language Proficiency Course

Associate Degree & Bachelor’s Degree fee is $550/Module

GOU has in place a competitive Scholarship and Financial Aid scheme for qualified and needy students seeking admission to any program of study.  Prospective students should contact the Student Admissions Office (admissions@gou.university) for eligibility details and on the application process.

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