Our English and film degree is characterised by the richness of literature and the study of film in its critical and creative context. You’ll explore both art forms individually, as well as examining the relationship between them. As part of your English modules, you’ll build your core skills in critical and creative thinking, equipping you with the tools you need to analyse a range of literary texts. You’ll also gain an appreciation of how literature reflects the social and historical contexts in which it was written. Alongside your study of literature, you’ll consider the cultural and creative impact of film. From exploring developments in American and British cinema, you'll also have the opportunity to examine cinema from across Europe, Latin America, Asia and beyond; evaluating the role of cinema as a major entertainment industry as well as thinking about film as a political and socio-cultural property along the way. Interested? Take a look at some of the work our final year students have produced on this course: https://bit.ly/2L6H5oM **You will:** - Study a wide range of literature and film from around the world - Develop an understanding of the relationship between texts and their social and historical contexts - Discover how cinema has become a significant part of international culture **Visit our English and Film degree CourseFinder webpage** - https://bit.ly/2L6H5oM **Explore all of our English courses and read our helpful FAQs** - https://bit.ly/3r8wqJG **Sign-up to an Open Day or Campus Tour** - https://bit.ly/3sAsT8m

**Year one** - Critical Approaches to Film - Narrative, Fiction and the Novel - Popular Fictions - Film Form, Film Meaning - Classical Hollywood Cinema - Theory into Practice **Year two** - British Cinema - The Romantic Period Choose from two Film and two English modules from the following indicative list (the top four modules are Film options): - Film Journalism - Cinema Asia - Comedy and British Cinema - Contemporary American Cinema - Utopias and Dystopias - Attitudes to English - Literature, Adaptation and the Screen - Victorian Literature: Progress and Panic - Revival and Revolution: Irish Literature 1890-1930 - Reptiles of Genius - 21st Century Women’s Writing - The Female Gothic - Introduction to Screenwriting **Year three** - Postmodernism Choose three Film and two English options from the following indicative list (the top five modules are Film options): - Sequential Art (Comics and Graphic Novels) - Hollywood Masculinities - Film Programming and Curating for Cinemas and Festivals - Alternatives, Independents and the Marginal - Film and Theory - British Theatre Post-1950 - The Language of Names - Shakespeare and the Play of Thought - Alternative Ulster **Visit our English and Film degree CourseFinder webpage** - https://bit.ly/2L6H5oM

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26 January This is the deadline for applications to be completed and sent for this course. If the university or college still has places available you can apply after this date, but your application is not guaranteed to be considered.

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International applicants will be required to show a proficiency in English. An IELTS score of 6.0, with no element below 5.5, is proof of this.

Student satisfaction : 48%

Employment after 15 months (Most common jobs): 94%

Go onto work and study: 97%

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