Media and communication shape our culture, society, and democracy. From TV and social media to cinema and streaming, the stories we consume inform, entertain, and inspire. Film remains one of the most powerful mediums, capable of challenging ideas, sparking debate, and influencing society.
Our Media and Film Studies course equips you with a blend of analytical, creative, and technical skills, helping you understand and use media effectively in a global, digital landscape. You’ll explore film, digital media, and emerging technologies, developing the tools to create, analyse, and critique content across platforms.
The course sits within a wider humanities subject area and offers an exciting experience of collaborative media work with peers in Journalism, English and History. You’ll be taught by experienced academics and industry practitioners, working with a range of great facilities designed to give you hands-on experience in real-world media environments.
By the end of the degree, you’ll graduate with practical skills, industry knowledge, and a strong creative portfolio, preparing you for careers in media, film, television, digital content, marketing, or further study.