The Digital Media and Communications and English BA (Hons) course at the University of Birmingham is a study program that combines the creative practices of English literature with a critical understanding of contemporary media. This three-year degree prepares students for various careers in the world of new media and traditional forms, equipping them with important language and communication skills.Course Content: The course is divided into three years of study, each offering certain compulsory and optional modules for students to pick according to their interests. The first year introduces students to both mediums by exploring contemporary media, English in the world, literary theories, and modern texts. The year two provides a firm background in the dynamic trends of digital media, media and culture, the artistry of poetry, and the worlds of Shakespeare. The final year will enable students to explore the confluence of English and Digital Media, allowing them to choose modules from a wide range and carry out an extensive research project.Key Modules: Key modules include Introduction to Film and Television, Introduction to Digital Media, English in the World, Contemporary Media, Poetry: Reading and Interpretation, Media & Culture, Shakespeare, Literature and Digital Culture, and the final year research project.Future Careers: Graduates from the program have a vast array of career options to explore, from journalism, advertising, PR, marketing, writing and publishing to creative practices in digital media, curating and archival work. Some also choose to pursue further education and training.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.