Film and Screen Studies

Overview

• Benefit from the opportunity to acquire research skills and curatorial expertise with access to our Digital Humanities Lab and the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum – the only university film museum in the country

• Delve into the latest methodologies, concepts and research trends at the intersection of film, television and media studies including archival screen studies

• Benefit from innovative, research-led teaching, varied modules and an interdisciplinary approach

• Opportunities to network with industry professionals through our successful 'Creative Dialogues' lecture series

• Varied career opportunities such as cultural heritage, journalism, communications, film festival management, screenwriting, film and media industry, lecturing and teaching and Doctoral research

Careers

You will gain valuable transferable skills in advanced research, critical thinking, written and verbal communication, and project management on this Film and Screen Studies programme from The University of Exeter . Unique opportunities to go behind the scenes in the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum and Digital Humanities Lab will develop your practical skills in screen media archiving, cataloguing, and curation. 

The international focus of taught materials will enable you to enhance your intercultural competencies, skills that are invaluable in shaping future global citizens and which are becoming more and more attractive to employers.