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The Bachelor of Arts in Film and English with Year Abroad at the University of Southampton offers students the opportunity to study film and English literature while immersing themselves in an English-speaking country for a year. This four-year, full-time program covers a broad range of film studies, including film history, theory, and production, alongside literary analysis, creative writing, and cultural studies in English literature.
On-campus learning includes practical filmmaking workshops, literary criticism, and cultural studies, with the added advantage of studying abroad to deepen students’ understanding of both film and literature in an English-speaking environment. Graduates are prepared for careers in film production, media, publishing, and academia, where they can use their knowledge of film and English to influence the media and cultural industries.
Year 1 – Foundations of Film and English
Year 2 – Intermediate Film and English Studies
Year 3 – Year Abroad
Year 4 – Advanced Film and English Research
Graduates of the Film and English with Year Abroad program are prepared for careers in film production, journalism, academia, and media industries. Career opportunities include roles as film critics, screenwriters, media producers, content developers, and positions in broadcasting, publishing, and film festivals. The program’s combination of film studies and English literature also opens doors for careers in teaching, curatorial work, or creative writing. Many graduates pursue further studies in film, literature, or media studies.
The Film and English with Year Abroad program at the University of Southampton offers a comprehensive blend of literary analysis and film studies, with the added benefit of international experience. The year abroad provides a unique opportunity for students to engage with film and literature in a global context, enhancing both academic learning and cultural understanding. Students will gain expertise in both critical theory and creative practice, preparing them for careers in media and the arts. This program is perfect for those who wish to explore global cinema, literature, and media from both a theoretical and creative perspective.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)23 8059 5000
Email: admissions@soton.ac.uk
Address: University of Southampton, Highfield, Southampton, SO17 1BJ, United Kingdom