BA Hons Film and Media

Various academic modules facilitate the acquisition of versatile skills and creative reasoning, providing avenues to implement theoretical concepts within practical assignments. The curriculum investigates the historical evolution of cinema, narrative methodologies, genre conventions, and social considerations including identity, representation, and audience engagement. Instruction is delivered by a team of specialists from varied backgrounds, ensuring that the course content reflects a wide range of research expertise and perspectives.

Opportunities for collaboration with peers from different disciplines within the School of Media and Film are available, fostering a supportive and interdisciplinary academic environment. This collaborative approach ensures the acquisition of a broad knowledge base and practical experience, enhancing professional competitiveness in future graduate careers. Throughout the program, the development of independent and critical learning is expected, with confidence and expertise built progressively through both individual and group research, problem-solving, and analysis, supported by academic staff. Emphasis is placed on taking responsibility for personal academic progress, with encouragement to utilize the extensive array of available learning resources.