MA Learning and Teaching in the Creative Industries (MetFilm School)

BIMM University

The MA Learning & Teaching Creative Industries course 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.

This programme offers two distinct pathways, allowing you to tailor your studies to your specific career goals and interests: The ‘Initial Teacher Education’ pathway and the Experienced Educator pathway. Both pathways focus on integrating innovative learning methodologies with practical industry knowledge, preparing educators to inspire the next generation of creative talent.

• ‘Initial Teacher Education’ (ITE) pathway: Designed for early and pre-career teachers, the ‘Initial Teacher Education’ pathway focuses on developing practical and reflective skills within the classroom. You will undertake a work placement that comprises teaching experience and lesson observation, and which forms the requirements for professional formation (QTLS) through the Education & Training Foundation. Teaching placements are offered to individuals currently working in education.
• Experienced Educator (EE) pathway: The ‘Experienced Educator’ pathway is perfect for qualified teachers or those with over three years of teaching experience. During the course, you’ll expand upon what you already know and complete the programme with deeper theoretical and pedagogic knowledge. You’ll also explore new practices in innovation, curriculum-making and leadership that will enrich your teaching. Because our flexible MA courses provide an educational experience that works around you, this pathway is offered part-time over two calendar years so that you can continue with your day-to-day profession.

Why Take the Course?

• Develop Pedagogical Expertise: Learn contemporary teaching methods and educational theories tailored specifically for the creative industries.
• Enhance Professional Practice: Engage in reflective practice to improve your teaching and facilitation skills, ensuring you can support diverse learners effectively.
• Network with Industry Professionals: Build connections with fellow educators and industry leaders, expanding your professional network and staying updated on industry trends.
• Advance Your Career: Equip yourself with the qualifications and confidence to pursue roles in higher education, training institutions, or creative industry mentoring.