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Salford University signs BBC deal |
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Monday, 14 July 2008 |
The University of Salford has signed a unique partnership deal with the BBC which will help students get employment in the media and help develop new talent.
It opens the door to student placements, training and new joint courses such as BSc Digital Broadcast Technology. "Salford University is at the heart of MediaCityUK and we are committed to developing our close partnership with the BBC," said vice-chancellor of Salford University, Professor Michael Harloe.
 Salford University "These strong links will enable us to nurture our staff and students’ talent across the University, and develop an effective future workforce for the region."
The move ties in with the MediaCityUK development with a goal to identify new talent, focus on learning and development and build relationships within communities. Margaret McClelland, Development Executive, BBC Project North, said: "We are delighted to have signed a partnership agreement with the University of Salford. The new centre in Salford will be a test bed for how we want the whole of the BBC to work in the 21st century." Something to add? Then leave a comment below or email us now.
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