Explore the dynamic interplay between media, culture, and society with the BA (Hons) Film & Media and Sociology degree at the University of Stirling. This interdisciplinary program is ideal for students who are curious about how media shapes our understanding of the world and how societal structures influence media production and consumption. You will delve into critical theories of media studies, explore film history and production techniques, and gain a deep understanding of sociological concepts such as diversity, discrimination, and inequality. This course provides a robust foundation for analysing contemporary social issues through the lens of both media and sociology.
This full-time, four-year undergraduate degree is studied on campus, offering a comprehensive learning experience that balances theoretical knowledge with practical application. You will engage with modules covering media industries, the moving image, digital media, and cultural analysis, alongside core sociological principles and social policy. Throughout your studies, you will have opportunities for hands-on work in audio and video production, digital storytelling, and research. By the end of your degree, you will have developed advanced analytical, research, and creative skills, preparing you for diverse career paths in media, communications, social research, policy, and beyond.