Screen and Film - CertHE: Fees & Entry Requirements at BIMM University, UK

Screen and Film - CertHE

UK

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What will I learn?

**Course Overview**
Enhance your Filmmaking skills, knowledge, and understanding with BIMM University's practical Cert HE course. This one-year course offers an exciting opportunity for filmmakers to delve into their craft through engaging lectures, workshops, and the creation of a comprehensive creative portfolio. Your portfolio will draw a real focus from the 'Studio Project' module that immerses you in real-world working practices and emphasises industry-like collaboration,.

While the course primarily caters to international students, we also welcome mature students who possess experiential ability, even without formal qualifications. The course presents the perfect avenue for creative practitioners to benefit from the BIMM University experience and networking opportunities.

Which department am I in?

Film School

Study options

Full Time (1 Year)

Tuition fees
£15,950.00 (17,37,851) per year
This is a provisional fee yet to be approved
Start date

Expected September 2027

Venue

MetFilm School Brighton

MetFilm School Brighton,

2 Auckland Drive, #Unit 8,

Brighton and Hove,

East Sussex,

BN2 4JE, Southern England, United Kingdom

Entry requirements

For international students

A minimum of 2 A-levels at Grade C or above (64 UCAS points) or BTEC Level 3 or equivalent qualification and three GCSEs at a minimum grade C/4, including English Language, or equivalent. For applicants with relevant sector/industry experience Recognition of Prior Practice (RPP) is an alternative entry route for mature applicants (19+) who do not hold the minimum qualifications required to gain entry.

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

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