Despite the fact that we all spend so much of our lives consuming media, and the further fact that media provision, whether it is the internet, TV, radio, or the press, is changing and developing so rapidly, there seem to be so many people out there who think (for some reason) that a Media degree is not a 'real' degree!
Of course it is not a 'traditional' degree- with a longer view nothing other than theology is! But, for some reason, people with degrees in engineering or architecture or veterinary science, or even literature, think that their degree is- somehow- more 'real'.
The importance, the reality, and the complexity of the subject matter is surely beyond question? And, despite what some people seem to think, there are lots of jobs in it!
I can only conclude it is a mixture of envy and ignorance that leads to the plethora of negative remarks about media degrees! Isn't that sad?
2006-10-17
06:27:01
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