(Hons) Film and Television Studies University of Lincoln

Overview

The (Hons) Film and Television Studies at the University of Lincoln offers students a deep dive into the evolving world of screen-based media and visual culture. This undergraduate programme combines critical analysis with an exploration of the social and historical contexts that shape global media industries. Students are encouraged to develop independent research skills while engaging with a broad range of cinematic and broadcast forms.

Why (Hons) Film and Television Studies at the University of Lincoln?

The University of Lincoln provides a unique learning environment where students are viewed as collaborators in the production of knowledge. Through the Student as Producer initiative, undergraduates have the opportunity to work alongside academic staff on meaningful research projects. The institution has invested significantly in high-quality facilities, including the Lincoln Arts Centre, which serves as a hub for creative performance and industry-standard practice.

Students benefit from strong industry links that inform the curriculum and provide access to guest speakers from across the media sector. The university's commitment to excellence is reflected in its QS World University 5-star rating for teaching. Furthermore, the picturesque Brayford Pool Campus offers a supportive community focused on helping every individual reach their professional and academic potential.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18300 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Film Studies
• Media Studies
• Mass Media
• Screen Media Analysis
• Cinematic Traditions
• Television Histories

Careers with (Hons) Film and Television Studies

Graduates from the University of Lincoln are prepared for a variety of roles within the creative and cultural industries. The programme develops transferable skills in critical thinking, research, and communication, which are highly valued by employers in media production, journalism, and arts management. Dedicated career support and placement opportunities help students transition from their studies into professional environments.