The Media Academie offers a great number of courses in the field of radio, television and new media. These courses, covering the programmatic, facilitating and media management areas, are developed by the Media Academie itself and in co-operation with partners. The approach of the Media Academie is to blend theory training with practice.

Short courses are run throughout the year and are tutored by some of the best professionals working in radio, television en multimedia industry.
All courses have been designed for small groups in order to provide the maximum amount of information and hands-on experience within the time available.

Courses are specifically structured to meet the needs of participants and to be cost- and time effective and of high quality. The Media Academie blends and mixes what the students know and what they need to know with practical guidance, appropriate theoretical tuition and hands-on practice. Each course is therefore unique to those attending and is structured to meet the needs, skills and abilities of the participants.

These courses are meant for people from the audio-visual sector. They may be staff members of:
* Broadcasting companies and licence-holders
* Audio-visual production companies
* Facility companies
* Staff members of AV departments of companies
* Advertising agencies
* Individuals wanting to become professionals

Link:
Complete overview (dutch)

At the request of a broadcasting company, a broadcasting licence-holder, an audio-visual company or other organisations, courses and trainings are developed.

The Media Academie develops and delivers these courses to meet precise needs and operational constrains. When companies or individuals approach the Media Academie to design courses, it is important that as much information as possible is shared in order for the structure and tuition to be effective, and for aims and objectives to be achieved.

Quite often, running pilot courses proves to be very successful. Thus both parties are able to analyse and assess further needs, adjusting and improving a course’s structure to allow ongoing training and career development for those who participate.
All information provided is considered confidential.

The Media Academie also organises international projects in coöperation with European partners and funded by the EU.

With these projects media professionals from across Europe are brought together. A major aspect of this project is the exchange of ideas and expertise between the partners involved. This cooperation will help create an international platform of knowledge.

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European Concept Development 2004