The BA Film & Television Studies and Modern Languages at the University of Exeter is designed for students passionate about exploring the intricate relationship between screen media and global cultures. You will delve into the analysis of film and television, mastering specialised terminology and key concepts related to cinema and national identity. This undergraduate degree encourages an international perspective, drawing expertise from diverse global cinemas and historical periods. If you are eager to understand how visual narratives shape our world and wish to develop your linguistic and cultural fluency, this course offers a unique academic journey.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, you will build a solid foundation in film studies alongside compulsory language modules and optional content related to your chosen language. Your learning experience will involve interrogating screens, exploring major debates in film theory, and engaging with the cultural and historical contexts of your chosen language. You will have the option to spend your third year studying or working abroad, immersing yourself in a new culture and developing your language skills further. You will graduate with a distinctive interdisciplinary skillset, prepared for careers in the creative industries, cultural heritage, international relations, or further academic study.