BA (Hons) Film Studies and German

The Film Studies and German course at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) offers a unique opportunity to engage with two fascinating disciplines. Students will be equipped with critical faculties and language skills to study and assess both film and German studies. The combination enables students to develop a comprehensive understanding of German film and culture, while also gaining broader knowledge of international cinema.Course Content: The Film Studies and German degree consists of both compulsory and optional modules in a 50/50 split between film studies and German. In film studies, the modules provide a broad understanding of international cinema, exploring various genres of film. In the German part of the degree, students will develop a strong grounding in language skills and engage in detailed analysis of German culture and history. Key Modules: Some of the critical modules included are 'Reading Film and Television', 'Movements in Film History', 'Horror and The Gothic Cinema', 'Introduction to German Studies', 'Language Skills' and 'German History and Ideas Since 1900'. Students will also have an opportunity to study abroad in their third year at one of the university’s partner institutions in Germany.Future Careers: Graduates of the Film Studies and German course can expect to find employment in diverse sectors. Potential career paths include film and television production, journalism, PR and communications, foreign services, as well as further academic study and research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page: Film Studies and German - QMUL