Film and Screen Studies (Hons) University of the Arts London (UAL)

Overview

Distinguished from purely theoretical courses, the Film and Screen Studies (Hons) programme offered at the University of the Arts London (UAL) blends film history and critical analysis with the application of real-world practical skills and experience. 

You'll develop a robust skill set aligned with the current and emerging needs of the screen industries as you learn how to: programme, curate and promote films for festivals and galleries; write compelling film journalism and analysis; and generate creative and impactful social media campaigns. 

Designed for creative risk-takers and ethically minded individuals, this course offers a launchpad into the film and screen industries. You will graduate as a confident creative, ideally positioned to set future trends and empowered to drive positive change.

Career opportunities

• Curating for film festivals, screen events or gallery installations.

• A range of employability skills either side of the traditional craft or production roles, with specific strengths in written or presentational work for commissioning editors, journalistic critical review, and marketing.

• Film, screen and moving image production.

• Working on archival or restoration projects.

• Postgraduate study.

Work settings could include:

• Film or screen festival

• Cultural organisation

• Film magazine or newspaper

• Media production firm

• Film archive or museum

• Library or media gallery

• Television or radio station

• Motion picture company