Bachelor of Fine Arts in Multimedia Production

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Multimedia Production is offered at the University of Media Arts and Communication, based in the Institute of Film and Television. It is a hands-on degree that blends creativity with technical production skills. This page gives you an idea of what the programme covers, what you can do with it, and how hard it is to get a place.

What multimedia production actually covers

A typical multimedia production programme teaches you to create content that combines visual, audio, and text elements. You learn skills like video production, graphic design, animation, and editing, as well as storytelling and project planning. The work is hands-on, so expect to spend time producing and refining your own projects.

Where multimedia graduates work

Graduates of multimedia production programmes find roles across film, television, advertising, and digital media. They work as video editors, animators, content creators, sound designers, and production coordinators. The field also opens doors to freelance work and entrepreneurship, as many clients need multimedia content for websites, social media, and marketing.

How competitive it is to get in

According to the information we hold, this programme is less competitive than many other arts and humanities degrees. That means a spot is more achievable if your grades meet the entry requirements. Still, you should check your WASSCE results against the university's published requirements before applying.