BSc(Hons) Geography and Sport & Physical Education

The Film, Visual Culture and Media Communication course offered by Liverpool Hope University provides an innovative and interdisciplinary learning experience. This course is ideal for students wishing to explore the relationships between film, visual culture and media on a deeper level.Course Content: The course encompasses the visual aspects of popular culture, art theory, philosophy and aesthetics, as well as critical enquiry into film and visualisation practices. It aims to nurture an understanding of the impact and role of visual media within society, as well as the theoretical and practical aspects of communication, media and culture. Key Modules: While the university does not specifically outline key modules, it is mentioned that students will engage with a range of topics. These include visual culture, audience studies, media and communication, film and television studies, and cultural theory – each offering a variety of perspectives on the media and culture industries. Future Careers: This course sets a strong foundation for a wide range of careers. Graduates could find roles in the creative industries, whether in film, print or digital media, advertising, public relations, and journalism. It also paves the path for further study at postgraduate level.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.