As a student of the MA Film & Visual Culture and Philosophy at the University of Aberdeen, you will explore the profound relationship between how we see and how we understand existence. This postgraduate degree is designed for those fascinated by the critical analysis of cinematic language, visual representation, and the enduring philosophical questions that shape human experience across history and into the present day. You will develop a sophisticated understanding of both visual culture and philosophical inquiry, preparing you for a career that demands sharp analytical skills and a nuanced perspective on the world.
This full-time, on-campus MA programme spans two years, offering a comprehensive curriculum that integrates theoretical study with practical research. You will engage with core concepts in visualising modernity and revolution, alongside in-depth philosophical exploration, culminating in a substantial dissertation in your final year. Whether you choose to focus on film and visual culture or philosophy for your independent research project, you will graduate from the University of Aberdeen with advanced critical thinking, research, and communication skills, highly valued in diverse professional fields.