Embark on the BA (Hons) English and Film degree at the University of Salford, a programme designed for those passionate about the intricate relationship between literature and cinema. You will explore a diverse range of literary periods and filmic movements, from classical Hollywood to contemporary global cinema, developing a sophisticated understanding of how texts and films reflect and shape cultural, social, and historical contexts. This course is ideal if you seek to critically analyse narrative, form, and meaning across different media, building essential skills in literary interpretation and film studies.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is studied over three years, offering a rich blend of theoretical exploration and practical engagement. You will delve into subjects like Film Form, Popular Fictions, and Postmodernism, alongside core English modules covering periods from the Romantic era to 21st Century Women's Writing. Throughout your studies, you will develop your analytical capabilities, culminating in a significant dissertation in your final year. You will graduate with a versatile skill set, prepared for careers in cultural industries, media, education, and beyond.