English and Film & Television Studies BA

Pursuing a degree in English and Film & Television Studies at the University of Exeter provides a robust platform for the exploration of historically and nationally diverse media. The curriculum is designed to equip scholars with the specialized vocabulary and critical methodologies necessary for the in-depth analysis of both literary and visual texts. By fostering an interdisciplinary approach, the program allows for the examination of the complex intersections between written narratives and television culture. This scholarly path offers the flexibility to blend literary theory with media studies or to contrast different aesthetic approaches within a structured academic environment.

The educational experience is significantly enriched by access to world-class campus facilities, such as the Special Collections and the Digital Humanities Lab. The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum stands as a unique resource for researching popular culture, while the status of Exeter as a UNESCO City of Literature provides a prestigious backdrop for intellectual growth. Furthermore, engagement with internationally acclaimed figures in literature and filmmaking offers unique insights into contemporary creative industries. Through the synthesis of archival research and theoretical critique, this program ensures a comprehensive mastery of cultural texts. The integration of high-level research resources and expert-led modules prepares individuals for advanced contributions to the humanities and the global media landscape.