Bachelor in Broadcast Production: TV & Radio

The University of the West of Scotland (UWS) is a contemporary Scottish university with campuses in Paisley, Hamilton, Ayr and Dumfries. Formed through a merger in 2007 and tracing its heritage to the late 19th century, UWS combines a modern, student-focused approach with a commitment to applied learning. The university is known for accessible teaching, practical course design and strong links with employers across sectors including business, engineering, health and the creative industries.

UWS offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs designed to build workplace skills through placements, industry projects and practice-led learning. Research activity spans applied disciplines and contributes to local and international innovation. Students benefit from wraparound support services, career guidance and opportunities to engage in research or enterprise initiatives that strengthen employability on graduation.

Life at UWS balances study with a lively student community, clubs and volunteer opportunities across its campuses. International students find dedicated support for arrival, academic transition and career planning, and the university’s regional connections help secure placements and professional experience. For students seeking practical learning in a supportive, career-focused environment, UWS offers a clear pathway to professional growth and global mobility.

The Bachelor in Broadcast Production: TV & Radio at the University of the West of Scotland is a 4-year degree that combines theory and practice. This program is for students who want to work in the broadcasting industry and is taught in English.

The curriculum includes subjects such as TV, film, and radio production, script-writing, and creative writing. Students work in radio and television studios using the latest broadcasting facilities and develop technical and creative skills.

Graduates of this program can work as broadcast producers, radio producers, TV producers, or production assistants in industries such as national broadcasters, media companies, or production studios.