11 May 2022
University of Gloucestershire Fresh Blood & Big Book Crit May 2022 Feedback Form
We hoped you enjoyed our Fresh Blood & Big Book Crit last week, and got lots of advice on your work! So that we can continue to improve this event, please could you complete the feedback form below. We hope to see you at another one of our events soon. If you want to be kept up to date with...
29 Apr 2022
Future Marketers Week - Earn and Learn as an Apprentice
A career in marketing is open to anyone, no matter the subjects you’ve studied, the grades you’ve got, and you definitely don’t have to go to university. In fact, an apprenticeship is the perfect route in, and we have built this programme with the support of the DM Trust to help you get...
19 Apr 2022
Big Book Crit & Fresh Blood: University of Gloucestershire, 5 May 2022
Calling all University of Gloucestershire Creative Advertising students
05 Apr 2022
Big Book Crit: NUA Spring 2022 Application Form
On Thursday 5 May 2022, we are holding a Big Book Crit from 5:30pm to 9pm at Duke Street Foyer exclusively for NUA students.
01 Apr 2022
Future Marketers Week: Earn & Learn as an Apprentice
If you’re leaving Sixth Form or college this year and want to begin a marketing apprenticeship, our virtual Furture Marketers Week running from 11 – 15 July 2022, is not to be missed!
09 Mar 2022
Nasir's Kickstart Scheme Experience
Last year, we had the pleasure of welcoming Nasir Ibrahim to the DMA Talent team on a 6-month marketing placement through the Government’s Kickstart Scheme.
01 Mar 2022
Big Book Crit: Edinburgh Spring 2022
Are you an aspiring creative? You don’t want to miss the Big Book Crit.
24 Jan 2022
What Does a Career in Marketing Look Like?
If you're 17 or 18, in and go to sixth form or college or (high school in Scotland), our online insight day with Speakers for Schools on 8 March from 10:00 – 13:00 is the perfect place to find out.
21 Jan 2022
Creatives most prominent marketing personality type with Persuaders the rarest
With over 2,300 quiz completions, the DMA reveals the most common personality types among both students and current industry professionals