BA (Hons) Film and English Literature

The Film and English Literature BA (Hons) course at Lancaster University offers students the opportunity to explore a fascinating blend of these two compelling subjects. This degree provides avenues for students to delve into the history of film and literature, understand their cultural impact, and hone their skills in practical and theoretical studies.Course Content: This course combines two subjects to develop an understanding of the relationship between film and literature across different periods and cultures. In the first year, students will be introduced to major milestones in the history of cinema and theories of film alongside English literature modules. In the second year, students can select from a wide range of film and English literature modules according to their interests. The final year comprises a dissertation project through which students get the opportunity to specialise in an area related to films and literature.Key Modules: Modules available in this course include 'Reading Literature', 'Film History', 'Film Theory', 'Literature and Film', 'Creative Writing', 'Literary Prizes and Public Acclaim', 'Literature and Globalisaton', and 'Modernist Literature'. These modules are designed to enhance students' analytical, research, and critical thinking skills.Future Careers: The transferable skills developed in this course can be utilised in a variety of fields such as cultural industries, media, teaching, marketing, and journalism. The course also provides a solid foundation for students who wish to pursue postgraduate study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.