BA English Literature and Film

The BA English Literature and Film course at the University of Reading provides an excellent foundation for those interested in the cross-section of literature and film. This program provides the opportunity to study an impressive range of literature, from classic texts to contemporary works, while also broadening your understanding of the film industry's creative and business elements.Course Content: Students will study key figures and periods in English literature and cinema. They will also explore American literature, Victorian literature and culture, contemporary writing and culture, and more. In the film sector, students will examine British cinema, Hollywood, world cinema, horror films, film theory, and film management.Key Modules: The course is structured around core and optional modules. The core modules include 'Introduction to Literature', 'Writing, Gender and Politics, 1700-1832', and 'Literature in English'. Optional modules may cover areas like 'Modern American Fiction', 'Censorship and the Media', 'From Script to Screen', and 'Film Programming and Moving Image Curation'.Accreditations: The University of Reading is a member of the prestigious Russell Group. It has been recognized for its modern and innovative approach to teaching and is ranked 20th in the UK for English and Creative Writing according to The Guardian University Guide 2022.Future Careers: Graduates from this course have found roles in various fields including publishing, marketing, journalism, teaching, arts administration, public relations, and the media sector. They have also been successful in the film industry, working in areas such as production, distribution, exhibition, and festival programming. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page. BA English Literature and Film