The BA (Hons) English and Film & TV at Nottingham Trent University invites you to explore the powerful worlds of storytelling across literature, film, and television. This interdisciplinary undergraduate degree is designed for students passionate about how narratives shape our understanding of contemporary society, from classic novels and Shakespearean plays to modern blockbusters and binge-worthy series. You will delve into critical analysis, theoretical frameworks, and creative practice, developing a nuanced appreciation for diverse literary traditions and cinematic styles. If you are eager to understand the cultural impact of storytelling and develop your own voice, this course offers a dynamic academic journey.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, you will engage with core modules like 'Literary Pasts, Presents and Futures' and 'The Bigger Picture: core concepts, contexts and debates in film and television studies'. Your learning will be enriched through close textual analysis, exploring diverse reading lenses, and understanding industry contexts. In your second year, you will have the opportunity for an 80-hour work placement or an international exchange, gaining invaluable practical experience. Your final year culminates in a major project, allowing you to pursue an in-depth dissertation or creative piece in either English or Film & TV. You will graduate with advanced analytical, communication, and creative skills, prepared for careers in publishing, media, education, and the wider cultural industries.