BA (Hons) Film Studies and Russian

The Film Studies and Russian course at the Queen Mary University of London is a unique interdisciplinary programme that allows students to study the cinematic arts alongside the Russian language, culture, and history. This three-year full-time or four-year part-time course will provide students with the critical skills required to interpret Russian literature, society, and politics and analyse global film theory and history.Course Content: The course explores the history and theory of film in worldwide contexts, periods, and genres, with particular focus on the American, British, European, and Russian cinema. In addition, the Russian studies portion of the course focuses on learning the Russian language while studying Russian historical and contemporary culture. A year abroad studying in Russia is also a requirement of this course.Key Modules: While module details are updated annually and may vary, some of the key modules that students can expect to study include: Understanding Film, The Global Hollywood, British Cinema, European Cinema, Russian Cinema, Russian Language, and Russian Culture and Society.Future Careers: Graduates of the Film Studies and Russian programme can look forward to a diverse range of career paths. These can range from roles in media and communications, teaching and academia, to roles in the film and television industries, journalism, and foreign service roles where the knowledge of Russian language can be beneficial. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.