£15,600
Average salary at age 20
£41,080
Average Salary
34
Average hours per week
Description
Business and related research professionals carry out a variety of research activities for the broadcast and print media, for the police and armed forces intelligence services, for national security agencies and in other non-scientific areas.Main Tasks
- Liaises with production team to generate and develop ideas for film, television and radio programmes;
- Research sources for accurate factual material, finds suitable contributors to programmes or print features and deals with any copyright issues;
- Briefs presenters, scriptwriters or journalists as required via verbal or written reports;
- Provides administrative support for programme development such as booking facilities;
- Provides support to criminal intelligence or to military or other security operations by gathering and verifying intelligence data and sources;
- Presents findings in the required format, via written reports or presentations;
- Researches images for clients in a wide range of media using specialist picture libraries and archives, museums, galleries etc., or commissions new images;
- Liaises with client on the appropriate image/s to be used;
- Deals with copyright issues and negotiates fees.
Qualifications
Entrants usually possess a degree or equivalent qualification. Training is usually provided on-the-job, or support may be given for postgraduate study. Professional qualifications are available in some areas.What Business and related research professionals studied in higher education
Occupation | Percentage Value |
---|---|
(C9) Others in biological sciences | 1 |
(L4) Social policy | 2 |
(G3) Statistics | 1 |
(L7) Human & social geography | 2 |
(B2) Pharmacology, toxicology & pharmacy | 1 |
(G1) Mathematics | 1 |
(W2) Design studies | 1 |
(L3) Sociology | 4 |
(C1) Biology | 3 |
(H3) Mechanical engineering | 1 |
(F1) Chemistry | 2 |
(C8) Psychology | 9 |
(W1) Fine art | 1 |
(V3) History by topic | 1 |
(F7) Science of aquatic & terrestrial environments | 2 |
(W3) Music | 1 |
(F6) Geology | 1 |
(F8) Physical geographical sciences | 1 |
(D4) Agriculture | 1 |
(W6) Cinematics & photography | 1 |
(A3) Clinical medicine | 1 |
(C7) Molecular biology, biophysics & biochemistry | 2 |
(Q3) English studies | 3 |
(L8) Development studies | 1 |
(L2) Politics | 9 |
(H1) General engineering | 1 |
(R1) French studies | 1 |
(L9) Others in social studies | 1 |
(M1) Law by area | 1 |
(M2) Law by topic | 2 |
(B9) Others in subjects allied to medicine | 2 |
(B1) Anatomy, physiology & pathology | 1 |
(P5) Journalism | 2 |
(F4) Forensic & archaeological sciences | 1 |
(V5) Philosophy | 1 |
(F3) Physics | 2 |
(L1) Economics | 3 |
(N1) Business studies | 2 |
(X3) Academic studies in education | 1 |
(K4) Planning (urban, rural & regional) | 1 |
(C6) Sport & exercise science | 1 |
(C3) Zoology | 1 |
(P3) Media studies | 3 |
(N2) Management studies | 1 |
(V1) History by period | 3 |
(N3) Finance | 1 |
(H6) Electronic & electrical engineering | 1 |
(L6) Anthropology | 1 |
(I1) Computer science | 3 |
UK Prospects
60100
Workforce Size
2.41%
Predicted growth 2024 - 2027
5339
Predicted Replacement 2024 - 2027