Film and Media (Hons) University of Lincoln

Overview

With the film and media landscape constantly changing, the subject area has never been as vibrant, vital, and relevant. 

Staff who teach on this course are experienced in a range of disciplines and specialism which encompass anything from film and television history to media theory, aesthetics, and criticism. You may also be able to hear from industry professionals and creators as part of the teaching on the course.

Key Features

Teaching is delivered through a blend of lectures, workshops, seminars, study groups, collective projects, screenings, research presentations, and independent study. You may also be able to collaborate with students from related programmes on interdisciplinary projects.

Through the first year of study of the Film and Media (Hons) programme offered by University of Lincoln, you can gain an overview of the theoretical, historical, philosophical, and critical approaches to various aspects of film, television, and audio-visual digital media. There is also a focus on production-centred aspects of the discipline, with chances to explore critical thinking and creativity in a practical space.

This continues in the second and third year, alongside the opportunity to begin to specialise through optional modules in a range of critical and practice-centred areas. This enables you to explore topics which are relevant to you own creative interests and career ambitions. This specialisation is taken further in the third year through an independent, research-centred project which you undertake.

There may also be opportunities in the second year to take part in a study abroad option with one of our partner institutions in Europe or the USA.