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Bachelor's degree
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Leeds

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Overview Are you interested in the power of words? Study English and Media at Leeds Trinity University and you will learn more about how great writers from Shakespeare to Toni Morrison have used words to express themselves and to influence the world around them. Student satisfaction is high, and employment prospects are good.

This is a joint honours programme that will teach you how media organisations work with words being their most powerful tool.

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Leeds (West Yorkshire)

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Brownberrie Lane, LS18 5HD

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Course objectives

Course Benefits A vocational media course combined with study of the great texts of English literary history.The chance to get involved with creative writing and work with published writers.Consistently high scores in student surveys for teaching,support and guidance.The opportunity to participate in public events such as the annual Writers’ Festival and National Poetry Day.

Requirements

Typically, our entry offer for this degree course is 104 UCAS tariff points.
Other requirements: For the old GCSE system we require grade C or above and for the new GCSE grading system we will accept grade 4 or higher in English Language. In addition, applicants usually have an A Level (or equivalent) in an English-related subject but this is not essential.
We welcome students with a wide range of qualifications such as A Levels, BTECs and accredited Access courses. We treat every application on its own merits; we value...

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Menu Programme of Study Catalogue English and Film Studies - ENGAFIL Programme Structure

English and Film Studies Programme Structure (PDF)
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Programme Specification

English and Film Studies Programme Specification Document (PDF)

Level 4

ENG : Research and Essay Writing: Focus on Plays - Core
MFC : Camera, Photography and Lighting - Core
ENG : Roots of Genre - Core
ENG : Professional Development and Placement - Core
ENG : Writing Practices I: Introduction to Genre - Option
MFC : International Film Industries: Contemporary Issues and Debates - Option
MFC : Introduction to Scriptwriting - Option
MFC : Analysing Film - Core
MFC : Programme Level Assessment - Core
ENG : Programme Level Assessment - Core

Level 5

MFC : Film Industry 2: The UK - Core
MFC : World Cinemas - Core
ENG : Professional Development and Placement - Option
MFC : Professional Development and Placement - Media, Film and Culture 2 - Option
ENG : Literary Period: the Middle Ages - Option
ENG : Literary Period: the Renaissance - Option
ENG : Literary Period: Twentieth Century Literature - Option
ENG : Writing Practices II: Innocence and Experience - Option
HUM : Introduction to Spanish Language and Hispanic Culture and Society - Option
ENG : Linguistic Topics - Option
ENG : Constructions of Gender - Option
ENG : Magical Realism in World Fiction - Option
MFC : Screening American Cultural History: Research and Analysis - Not available for study this Academic Year
MFC : Screening Performance - Option
MFC : Understanding Disney - Option
MFC : Myths, Meaning and Movies - Option
MFC : Television Genres - Option

Level 6

ENG : Literary Period: Victorian Literature - Core
MFC : Media, Film & Culture Research B - Core
MFC : Mapping the Audio-Visual Landscape - Option
MFC : European Cinema - Option
MFC : Film and Television Adaptation - Option
MFC : Spiritualities, the Sacred and the Screen - Option
MFC : Science Fiction - Option
ENG : Seventeenth Century Literature - Not available for study this Academic Year
ENG : Authors in Depth - Option
ENG : The Continuing Middle Ages - Option
ENG : Elizabethan Love Poetry - Not available for study this Academic Year
ENG : Postmodern Fiction - Option
ENG : Writing Practices 3: Experimental Writing - Option
ENG : The Child and the Book - Option
ENG : The Child and the Book - Option
HUM : Great Thinkers 2: Applying Political Ideas - Option
MFC : Contemporary Cult Television - Option
ENG : Literary Period: Classicism and Romanticism - Option
HUM : Professional Learning Through Work - Option

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Course Information You’ll learn to analyse the way modern media organisations combine words, images and technology to powerful effect and how to use words more effectively in your own writing and arguments. There is a strong vocational side to this course too. You will get an introduction to using media formatting equipment and the chance to specialise in a particular area of production. You will also go on two professional work placements, giving you the chance to put your skills into practice, gain experience and make contacts that can help you build your future career. Whether you want to go on to work in the media, train to be a teacher, or work in a field where good communication skills are needed, this course has a lot to offer you. Read our full course terms and conditions.

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