<div>You will learn to create a full range of screen genres, including drama, light entertainment, music videos, commercials, documentary and news, from conception to publication. We prepare you for entry into the screen industry with professional competencies matched to industry standards. This programme is kept relevant and cutting edge through continuous feedback from the industry. Your career connections will be advanced with a 24 week industry internship in a broadcast media or production company. When you graduate from the New Zealand Broadcasting School you will be able to meet the needs of the industry from your very first day on the job. This programme is a full time 3-year degree that is delivered in 2 ½ years (including a 6-month internship). In our most recent graduate survey, 93.1% of 2016 Bachelor of Broadcasting Communications graduates were in employment (Ara Graduate Outcome Survey, 2016). Find out more about studying broadcasting Please note: This degree is currently undergoing its regulatory five-yearly review. The Level 5 and 6 courses may change slightly once the review is approved. Any changes will be reflected on this page. This will not affect your enrolment status.</div>

Develop the skills and expertise required to create engaging screen-based content.

Bachelor of Broadcasting Communications (Screen Production) - (Awaiting External Approval)

<div>You will learn to create a full range of screen genres, including drama, light entertainment, music videos, commercials, documentary and news, from conception to publication. We prepare you for entry into the screen industry with professional competencies matched to industry standards. This programme is kept relevant and cutting edge through continuous feedback from the industry. Your career connections will be advanced with a 24 week industry internship in a broadcast media or production company. When you graduate from the New Zealand Broadcasting School you will be able to meet the needs of the industry from your very first day on the job. This programme is a full time 3-year degree. In our most recent graduate survey, 93.1% of 2016 Bachelor of Broadcasting Communications graduates were in employment (Ara Graduate Outcome Survey, 2016). Find out more about studying broadcasting </div>

Bachelor of Broadcasting Communications (Screen Production)

Learn more about the Bachelor of Broadcasting Communications programme at Ara, take a tour of our facilities and meet students and tutors.

Get the lowdown on the NZBS and careers in broadcasting

NZBS Information Session & Tour

<div>Dual Enrolment programmes are FREE if you're in Years 11, 12 or 13 and a great way to earn NCEA credits and get a feel for tertiary study, while you're still at school. This programme provides the opportunity to gain basic electrical skills and knowledge to either enter a pre-trade programme or employment into the electrical industry as an apprentice. It's also a good grounding for work in the security systems and audio industries. The programme covers: electrical theory; legislation and regulations; testing and safety; first aid; basic electric motors; basic use of tools; numeracy and literacy for the electrical industry. This programme is delivered two days per week (Thursdays and Fridays 9:00am - 3:00pm). Location: Woolston *Places are limited and funding is dependent on availability. Some courses may incur costs, depending on the learner's eligibility. Part-time 1 year (while still at school). </div>

Take the first steps towards a career in the electrical industries.

Manufacturing and Technology Vocational Pathway (Electrical Engineering) DE

<div>Our Bachelor of Engineering Technology (BEngTech) Electrical Major is a three year degree comprising of core and elective courses, with a focus on the design and implementation of engineering technology. The BEngTech (Electrical) is fully accredited by Engineering New Zealand (EngNZ) and is recognised internationally under the Sydney Accord. In your first year of study you'll develop core engineering skills in computing, mathematics, management and the engineering sciences, plus some discipline-specific topics. This forms the foundation upon which you will build your degree. Critical thinking, problem solving and innovation will be a key part of your success. In your second and third years you'll continue to deepen your understanding in electrical engineering and engage in projects to apply your knowledge. A capstone project is run with close ties to industry, with many projects being sponsored by key industry parties. This offers the chance to test your skills against industry standards in a real-world scenario, while building your professional portfolio and developing important industry contacts. Part-time up to 10 years. </div>

Prepare for an exciting career in electrical design and development.

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