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The Bachelor of Arts in Film and History with Year Abroad at the University of Southampton offers a unique opportunity to study the history of film and the evolution of historical events across time. This four-year, full-time program provides students with a deep understanding of cinematic techniques, film history, and the socio-political contexts in which films are made, while also allowing students to explore key periods in history, from ancient civilizations to modern times.
On-campus learning includes film analysis, historical research methods, and practical filmmaking techniques, allowing students to engage with both theory and hands-on work. The year abroad adds an exciting dimension, allowing students to immerse themselves in different cultural, cinematic, and historical environments. Graduates are prepared for careers in film production, historical research, film curation, media, and cultural heritage, where they can combine their knowledge of film and history in a variety of professional settings.
Year 1 – Foundations of Film and History
Year 2 – Intermediate Film Studies and Historical Analysis
Year 3 – Year Abroad
Year 4 – Advanced Film and History Research
Graduates of the Film and History with Year Abroad program are well-prepared for careers in film production, media, cultural institutions, and historical research. Career opportunities include roles as film critics, historians, documentary filmmakers, curators, and positions in publishing, media, education, and museum studies. The program’s combination of film studies and historical analysis provides graduates with versatile skills, preparing them for careers in film production, media management, archiving, and cultural research. Many graduates also pursue graduate studies in film, history, or related fields.
The Film and History with Year Abroad program at the University of Southampton combines the study of film and history with a unique opportunity for international experience. The year abroad enhances students' cultural understanding and provides practical exposure to global film production and historical contexts. The program’s interdisciplinary approach allows students to explore how history shapes cinema and vice versa, making it ideal for those interested in film criticism, documentary filmmaking, or historical storytelling. The program prepares graduates for a wide range of careers in the creative industries, historical research, and media production.
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