BA(Hons) Digital Content Creation

You will learn through a wide variety of creative projects, developing digital content for real live briefs and engaging in exciting personal ventures.

Our teaching methods include workshops, seminars, lectures, masterclasses, guest talks, and one-on-one mentorship. With high contact time with tutors and access to knowledgeable technicians, you’ll receive exceptional guidance and support.

You will engage in an academic approach to your practice, offering new critical perspectives and exploring how content creation functions in contemporary culture. A research-informed practice will help you explore your creative potential in greater depth.

The study structure combines directed and self-directed learning, allowing you to explore and experiment, ensuring you gain both structured knowledge and the freedom to develop your unique creative voice.

This course will immerse you in live projects from real clients right from the start. You will tackle a wide range of dynamic briefs on local, national, and international scales. These collaborations will allow you to see your work in action, gain valuable client feedback, and refine your professional skills.

Ethical practice in content creation is a key focus. You'll collaborate with charities and community interest groups, offering valuable work experience and a chance to make a positive impact on the world around you.

You’ll benefit from talks and masterclasses by leading content creators and industry professionals. These experts will provide insights and guidance, helping to bridge the gap between study and employment. Graduating from this course opens a wide range of employment possibilities, whether freelance or in-house, helping your studies seamlessly transition into your career. 

• Minimum age 18. 
• UCAS Points: Applicants applying for September 2027 entry and beyond, should have achieved 96 – 112 UCAS Tariff Points or more. However, whilst qualifications are important, our offers are not solely based on academic results. We may make offers based on other evidence of talent and suitability for the course – for more details about UCAS Tariffs tariff explanation and advice on the UCAS website. We expect all applicants to have examples of their current creative work available for submission on request.  
• Mature students: Applications from mature students with relevant experience will also be considered. 

If you are unsure or have any questions, please contact us at registry@hca.ac.uk and we can offer further advice on HCA and the UWTSD awarding body requirements. 

You can apply to HCA by making us one of your options on your UCAS application. In some cases, such as with current students, student transfers and top-ups, we also accept direct applications. 

We receive a high number of application all our subject areas so we recommend that you make your application as early as possible.

You can find out out everything you need about the application process using the link below. If you have any questions, just email registry@hca.ac.uk. 

As soon as you apply, our Registry team will be in touch to let you know they have received your application. At this point they will also send out information on portfolios or auditions.

Portfolios and auditions are a chance for you to showcase yourself in a different way. They give us an idea of what excites you about the subject, and what you might want to explore further on the course. 

We will send out guidance on how to submit your portfolio, or book and audition date, and if you have any questions you will always be able to reach out to us for assistance or clarification.

After submitting your portfolio online, your work will be reviewed by a course lead, and you will receive personal feedback alongside your offer.

Studying is an investment in yourself, and in your future. It’s important to understand the financial support that is available to you, and to be clear about any fees or funding associated with the course you want to study.

Follow the link below to visit our Fees and Funding pages. These pages are designed to help you plan for your future, so you can start your course with confidence in your financial situation.

Everyone’s personal circumstances are different. If you can’t find the information you need, our Student Finance team can offer additional advice.

All undergraduate degrees at HCA are validated by University of Wales Trinity St David.

You can view a detailed breakdown of the course content in the Key Information Document.

This can be downloaded below.