Embark on a journey through the captivating worlds of literature, drama, and film with the English, Drama & Film undergraduate degree at University College Dublin. This programme is crafted for those fascinated by how stories are told, performed, and consumed across diverse media and historical periods, from medieval texts to contemporary digital culture. You will explore the theories, histories, forms, and genres that define these disciplines, with the flexibility to tailor your studies through a wide array of modules. Dedicated transdisciplinary units will illuminate the rich intersections between film, literature, drama, and media, fostering a holistic understanding of cultural expression.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelors Degree, typically studied over four years, immerses you in a dynamic learning environment. You will hone your critical skills through lectures, tutorials, seminars, and independent research, engaging with subjects like critical theory, Renaissance literature, horror cinema, and Irish film and TV. The syllabus encourages practical application, offering opportunities for competitive internships or study abroad experiences. In your final year, you will undertake a significant dissertation, culminating in a comprehensive understanding and a portfolio of skills ready for careers in publishing, broadcasting, theatre, film production, or further academic study.