BA (Hons) Film, Media and Cultural Studies

The Film, Media, and Cultural Studies BA (Hons) at Lancaster University is a course designed to equip students with a critical understanding of the key theoretical ideas and issues in the contemporary media and related sectors. Students are trained to adapt and deal effectively with the changing media landscape, and it combines cutting-edge work in the field with theoretical approaches.Course Content: The course offers a lively and stimulating mix of cultural studies and film studies. It engages with the historical development of film and introduces key methods of critical analysis. Students will learn about media histories, film analysis, the representation of history prescreen and cultural theory. The course programme also includes modules on celebrity and fan culture, media and globalisation, and the relationship of humans with digital technologies. Key Modules: Some of the major modules include 'Film and Popular Cinema', 'Reading Film', 'Media and Popular Culture', 'Critical Analysis of Media', 'Films of the Holocaust', 'From Silent Cinema to CGI' and 'Film and Genre'.Accreditations: The course is awarded by Lancaster University.Future Careers: After graduating this program, students can find career opportunities in media and cultural institutions such as museums, media production, publishing, advertising, marketing, teaching, and social media management. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.