B.A. /BSc (Hons) Film and Television Studies / Sport

Bachelor's degree

In Lancaster

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Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Location

    Lancaster

Our Film and Television Studies and Sport courses have been combined to offer you the opportunity to study two different subjects at degree level. This combination will enable you to benefit from high quality teaching across two courses and will provide you with greater career options.

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Location

Start date

Lancaster (Lancashire)
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Manchester Metropolitan University, All Saints Building, All Saints, M15 6BH

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Subjects

  • Film and Television
  • Options
  • Teaching

Course programme

Course Content Units you will study
  • Year 1

    How does a Combined Honours degree work?

    Teaching is organised in units that typically involve lectures, seminars and practical/tutorial work. Most units are assessed by a mixture of coursework and formal examination, although there are a number of units that are assessed by coursework only.

    In each year of full-time study, you will take 120 credits, made up of a number of units which are worth 30 credits each.

    In Year 1 you will take 60 credits of core units from each of your two subjects.

    The following information will give you an indication of what you will study, however the modules you study will depend on which Combined Honours study route you decide to take.

  • Year 2

    In Year 2 you can choose the balance of your two subjects:

    Equal study 60 credits from each of your subjects

    Major/minor study 90 credits from the major subject and 30 credits from the minor subject.

    You will consider key critical and theoretical issues, including European cinematic movements and examine the various ways in which the city has been represented in film and television.

    You will focus on biomechanics, exercise physiology, sociology, psychology and individual practical activities.

  • Year 3

    In your final year you can continue with the equal or major/minor route you have chosen in Year 2 or you can choose from the following options:

    If you have chosen equal study in Year 2 you can choose major/minor study in Year 3.

    If you have chosen major/minor study in Year 2, in most subject areas you can choose units completely in your major subject in Year 3. This option is called named route study and leads to a single subject degree.

    All final year Combined Honours students must complete a directed project, dissertation or independent study unit. If you take equal study you can choose this unit in any of the two subject areas; if you take major/minor study, you will take this unit as part of your major subject.

B.A. /BSc (Hons) Film and Television Studies / Sport

Price on request