Working as a Post Production Editor

Bournemouth University serves its 17,000-plus students with six academic schools: Business (which includes law); Conservation Sciences; Design, Engineering & Computing; Media; Health and Social Care; and Services Management. Its media school -- with courses such as journalism, marketing, and media production -- is the largest in the UK; it also hosts the National Centre for Computer Animation. Degree programs include bachelor's, master's, and PhDs. Bournemouth touts its high employment rate, claiming that 95% of graduates are employed within six months of finishing school. The university's roots date back to the 1913 founding of Bournemouth Municipal College. It became Bournemouth University in 1990.