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General · 6 hours ago

New content creation degrees cost £30,000, but some question their value

New content creation degrees cost £30,000, but some question their value

Universities like Nottingham Trent and Brighton now offer three-year degrees in content creation, costing UK students £9,790 per year. While graduates like Destiny McGowan find them useful for transferable skills and industry contacts, some full-time creators aren't sure they're worth the cost. They argue free advice is readily available online, and companies care less about a degree than actual content.

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