How about an MA in Broadcasting & Film Management at Bournemouth University for an international student?
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It is a very tough question you asked my dear friend and for this reason i think no one gave any answer yet. So i suggest you to put your question in google or yahoo search engine and you will get many links for your answer. Try the followings :\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/ \n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/
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yes loads of contacts, try accommodation office for local university. They need to be police checked and approved. Lots of English language schools use our facilities out of term time.  Would this be like the US Ambassador programme?
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I also thinking in doing PhD Tourism.  You can get PhD Tourism in the Hong Kong Polytenic, couple of Australian universities, UK, and in the USA.  I think their also a program in Thailand.  Let me known if want spefic university names.
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I think Victoria University in Wellington. Please check there website for more details!
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u could try london metropolitan uni.\nIt has food and beverage courses and management as a joint subject.\n\nwww.londonmet.ac.uk
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Knowledge of business can be applied to any career.  If you're willing to get a masters, think about an MBA.  It would open up a lot more career opportunities in film and broadcasting. You'll also have a more competitive edge on your peers promotion wise. Goodluck!
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I think I'd have to go with the previous respondent on this except you could probably get a student visa to study film (or related subject) at university assuming you met the criteria for entry and if this included a year in industry then you would get an apprenticeship of sorts but you would have to pay for the degree and probably work unpaid in your year out.
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http://www.londontown.com/london/Postgraduate_Training/ this link may help you with first part of yor question. In other to find funds for your studies apply for scholarships within the institution you chose
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First, you should talk to an advisor at your university. This is advice from my advisor and personal research. If you're talking about being an International Trade Specialist or International Marketing Specialist go for Business Adm. (Marketing or anything else should work) and a MBA in International Business. American Intercontinental Univerisity offers International Business as in the undergraduate program. If you're thinking about government employment in Foreign Policies, try Business, or whatever major Pre-Law students are in. Also try www.usajobs.opm.gov to see what education is required for certain positions. I just changed my major to Bus. Adm.- Marketing to be an International Trade Specialist for a mojor corporation like Sony!!
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I currently work in the film business-in vancouver and I've been out of college for less than 6 months. I took the TV broadcasting course at BCIT. You do learn alot about tv, but movies as well. There is no film involved(which saves you alot of money), but it is still easy to get into the film business from there because TV broadcast students from BCIT have a very good reputation. It is kind of hard to get in so it would be a really good idea if you can find some places to volunteer, such as on movie sets, or post production companies. I've also heard good things about the film program at SFU. Don't even think about vancouver film school. It's about $28000 for 1 year and It is extremely hard for people from there to get work because they arent trained very well. I've heard from many employers that they will not hire anyone from VFS. I havent heard much about the film program at UBC or Capilano College, but those might be some options to research. As far as the theatre program at U-Vic, that is probably different than film. That would probably be like stage stuff. Hope that was some help.
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go for tuition. British council is what i suggest.
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Your local further education college usually does these courses. Living in London you must have plenty of choice?  Good luck.
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Assuming you already have a BS degree (or something similar)....I'd look into Univ. of British Columbia or Simon Fraser Univ.
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Try to consult British Council, UCAS or what institutions that you're interested to be in
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University of Tampere, located in Finland, provides excellent foundation for journalism. The program consists of theory of journalism and a lot of workshops ranging from interviewing and writing technique to photography, layout and radio and tv courses.\nUnfortunately lectures and workshops are mainly held in Finnish. Some English courses of journalism are available through ISSS studies (please see the attached link).\n\n\nUniversity of Jyväskylä (in Finland as well) offers journalism MA program, consequently also in Finnish. However, I do not know more about their MA program or English courses of journalism.
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Check out San Jose State University, (my Alma Mater). You'll find everything you need there in the Bay area. Its a great school!