Learning & Teaching in the Creative Industries MA
Met Film School Campus, United Kingdom
Learning & Teaching in the Creative Industries MA
Met Film School
Education & Creative Industries
Program Overview: MA Learning & Teaching in the Creative Industries
The MA Learning & Teaching in Creative Industries at Met Film School is designed for professionals looking to develop their teaching practice within the dynamic and ever-evolving creative industries. This programme focuses on the integration of innovative learning methodologies with practical industry knowledge, preparing educators to inspire the next generation of creative talent.
The programme offers two distinct pathways to tailor your studies to your specific career goals: the Initial Teacher Education (ITE) pathway for early and pre-career teachers, and the Experienced Educator (EE) pathway for qualified teachers or those with over three years of teaching experience. Both pathways focus on building pedagogical expertise grounded in creative practice and reflective learning.
Delivered part-time over two calendar years, this flexible MA allows you to continue your professional work while expanding your theoretical and pedagogic knowledge. You will explore new practices in innovation, curriculum-making, and leadership that will enrich your teaching in creative subjects across a range of educational settings.
Key Program Highlights
- Two tailored pathways: Initial Teacher Education for new educators and Experienced Educator for seasoned professionals
- Flexible part-time delivery designed to work around your existing professional commitments
- Taught by industry professionals and experienced educators at a CILECT-accredited film school
- Courses validated by BIMM University with assessment through portfolios of learning including written and multimedia work
Curriculum & Modules
The MA Learning & Teaching in Creative Industries curriculum blends contemporary educational theory with hands-on creative practice. You will engage in experiential workshops, reflective seminars, and practitioner research across a carefully structured set of core and optional modules assessed primarily through portfolios of learning.
Creative Pedagogy and Practice
30 UK CreditsEngage in experiential workshops to practise techniques that expand your practical skillsets as a creative educator. You will experiment with your own learning and creative practices, try new approaches in your teaching, and explore how assessment decisions are made and justified within creative subjects.
Research Methods in Creative Education
30 UK CreditsThis module grapples with a variety of theories and practices used to investigate education and creative subjects. You will learn to use different methodologies of qualitative and practitioner research, and generate a research proposal that can be used for your final dissertation or project.
Education, Society and the Curriculum
30 UK CreditsEngage with a range of critical positions on education and the curriculum, exploring what, how, and why we teach. You will explore the variety of aims and ideologies at play within education and critically engage with ideas from the social sciences, psychology, and education.
Curriculum Design and Innovation
30 UK CreditsDevelop short courses across a range of academic and professional settings in creative subjects. You will examine digital and blended learning approaches applicable to courses on and offline, as well as managing individual and collaborative learning.
Coaching and Mentoring
30 UK CreditsDevelop as an effective coach and mentor in one-to-one settings. You will explore a variety of person-centred techniques and approaches for partnering with learners to support their development and empower them as individuals.
Dissertation / Final Project
60 UK CreditsProduce an extended piece of educational research that explores an area of your academic interest or professional practice. Individual tutorials are provided from an experienced research supervisor in addition to regular peer-led seminars.
Optional Modules and Specialisations
Admission Requirements
The MA Learning & Teaching in Creative Industries welcomes applications from both aspiring educators and experienced teaching professionals. All applications are reviewed on individual merit, and candidates without a formal degree but with significant relevant industry or teaching experience are encouraged to apply through Uni4Edu.
Academic Requirements
- Minimum DegreeA 2:2 honours degree from a UK university or overseas equivalent
- Age RequirementAll applicants must be 18 years or older at the time the programme begins
- Professional ExperienceExperienced Educator pathway requires over three years of teaching experience; ITE pathway is open to pre-career teachers
- Alternative EntryStudents without a degree but with relevant industry experience or a degree below a 2:2 may still apply
- InterviewAll applicants will be subject to interview; a portfolio may be requested for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
English Language Requirements
- IELTS6.0 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in each band
- TOEFL iBTContact Uni4Edu for accepted equivalent scores
- PTE AcademicContact Uni4Edu for accepted equivalent scores
Required Documents
For personalized admission guidance, document verification, and application support, please contact Uni4Edu
Scholarships & Funding
Met Film School and BIMM University offer a range of funding opportunities to support students pursuing postgraduate study. International students may also be eligible for external scholarships. Contact Uni4Edu for personalised guidance on available financial support.
BIMM University Postgraduate Scholarship
Available to postgraduate students demonstrating academic merit and creative potential. Eligibility criteria and award amounts may vary by intake year.
International Student Bursary
A bursary designed to support international students with the costs associated with studying in the United Kingdom. Applicants are assessed on financial need and academic profile.
External Funding Opportunities
VariesInternational students may be eligible for scholarships from bodies such as Chevening, Commonwealth, or their home country's education ministry. Uni4Edu can advise on options relevant to your nationality.
For detailed tuition fee information, please contact Uni4Edu — we will guide you through the costs and available funding options for this program.
Career Prospects
Graduates of the MA Learning & Teaching in Creative Industries are equipped with advanced pedagogical skills tailored to the creative sector. Whether you are beginning your teaching career or seeking to advance into leadership roles, this programme prepares you for a wide range of educational and training positions across the creative industries.
Potential Career Roles
Types of Employers
Rankings & Recognition
As a specialist film and creative arts institution, Met Film School is recognised by leading industry and quality assurance bodies rather than traditional university league tables. The school is a full member of CILECT and is assessed by the QAA and ScreenSkills, reflecting its commitment to professional standards in creative education.
| Subject | Ranking Body | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Creative Arts & Design (Postgraduate) | Graduate Outcomes Data (UK) | #4 in the UK |
| Film & Screen Education | CILECT Membership | Full Member (Global) |
| Creative Arts & Design (Undergraduate) | Graduate Outcomes Data (UK) | One place behind University of Oxford |
| Quality Assurance | QAA | Assessed and Recognised |
How to Apply
Applying for this program is easy with Uni4Edu. Our team will guide you through every step of the process — from document preparation to final enrolment.
Contact Uni4Edu
Reach out to our team via email or phone. We will assess your profile and confirm your eligibility for this program.
Prepare Your Documents
Our advisors will provide you with a personalised checklist of required documents and help you prepare your application package.
Submit Your Application
Uni4Edu will submit your application on your behalf and keep you updated on its progress throughout the review period.
Receive Your Offer
Once accepted, we will help you understand your offer, arrange visa support if needed, and guide you through the enrolment process.
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