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Firstly can I extend a very warm welcome to all visiting this site. These pages give you an insight into the life of the Faculty of the Creative Industries and Society, an unusually rich grouping of staff and students.
The aim of these web pages is to cover as much information as possible in the space available: we hope you find them useful. Finally, my very best wishes for your coming year.
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Following a successful run of Internship placement's the Faculty of the Creative Industries and Society were able to offer four Graduates employment during 2012-13. Find out more about two of them here:
Chrissa from sunny Greece graduated with a BA (Hons) Magazine Journalism and Feature Writing as well as a MA in Media.
Chrissa's speciality is Social Media and she was excited to hear that a Communications Internship was offered. Read more
Jessica 22, from Bournemouth graduated with a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism.
Jessica’s internship role is that of Employability whilst continuing her studies here at Solent on a PR MA course. Read more
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We encourage our students to increase their employability by undertaking credit-bearing work placements and by utilising the opportunities offered to gain valuable work experience.
Staff development in the Faculty is intended to share good practice and emphasise strategic priorities, as well as to facilitate discussion of cross-Faculty pedagogical issues.
This year we are hosting 14 staff development workshops on a range of subjects from Peer Observation to Making the National Student Survey (NSS) useful, from Ethics to Partnership Working. All staff in the Faculty are invited.