Description

Type

Bachelor's degree
Location

Nottingham

Duration

3 Years

It enables you to shape your study according to your strengths, interests and career ambitions. Combining two subjects can give your degree an international or industry perspective that will make you stand out in the graduate employment market.

Our course combinations are designed so that what you learn in one subject will complement and enhance what you learn in the other. In your final year you can choose either to split your time evenly between your two subjects, or to specialise in one. Our flexible curriculum has been designed to create some amazing opportunities for you too. Your second year of study is divided into two semesters that enables you to take part in optional work placements or go on international exchange.

By choosing History and Film & TV you’ll enjoy the freedom to choose from a wide range of optional modules, depending on your own preferences and interests. These subjects will help you to develop your analytical skills, giving you the confidence to intellectually challenge information and the way it is communicated.

Facilities

Nottingham (Nottinghamshire)

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Start date

On request

About this course

Who is it intended for?

Our recent Film & TV and History Joint Honours graduates have gone onto careers in:

Barclays International – analyst;
Frank Haslam Milan (FHM) – PR and marketing coordinator;
Move With Us – account manager;
Charity fundraiser; and
The Army – army officer training.

Other career areas could include:

heritage management;
teaching;
screen-writing;
events management; and
publishing and journalism.

Requirements

104 UCAS tariff points from up to four qualifications (two of which must be A-level equivalent)
GCSEs - English and Maths grade C / 4.
If you are unsure whether the qualifications you have, or are currently studying for, meet the minimum entry requirements for this course, please contact us before submitting an application through UCAS.

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Subjects

Cinema
International
Film & TV
History
Reading
Practice and Purpose
Humanities
Conflicts
Cultures
Professional

Course programme

Year One

Reading the Screen
International Cinemas
History: Practice and Purpose
Pathways Through Modernity

Year Two

Theorising the Screen
The Historian's Craft
Humanities at work

Film & TV optional modules

British Cinema
British Television
European Cinema and the City

History optional modules

Land of Liberty: History of the United States, 1815-2000
The Crusades
Conflicts and Cultures in Mid-Victorian England 1850-1880
Heritage Matters
The Age of Reformations
Revolutionary Transformations: Russia and China in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
The Eagle and the Snake: Conquests and Colonisations of Mexico

Year Three

Dissertation

Film & TV optional modules

American Television since 1950
American Cinema since 1949
International Cinemas 2
European Cinema, Globalisation and Resistance

History optional modules

Real Life Work Project
Memory and Identities in European Writing, Cinema and Society
Crusading Cultures and Communities
Rustic and Rude: Rural Cultures 1840 - 1880
Early Modern Revolution and War
Magna Carta: Origins, Impetus and Legacy
Museum Matters
The African American Experience in History and Memory
Living and Dying in Reformation Britain
Mission Impossible? Converting the New World

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