Film Studies BA (hons) in University of Sussex, UK

Film Studies BA (hons) in University of Sussex

Explore film as an art form and as an industry.

You’ll develop the skills to understand how cinema entertains, informs and influences its audiences. You could research Hollywood blockbusters, international art cinema, or contemporary television. You’ll encounter a wide range of cinema, from documentary and activist filmmaking to comedy, musicals and teen films.

Our specialist options allow you to investigate global film cultures; question representations of gender, race and sexuality; and analyse popular genres.

You’ll be able to find the films that interest you in our exclusive Resource Centre’s collection of over 5,000 films. And Brighton is the perfect place to study film. The city hosts several festivals every year, showcasing the latest cinema from around the world.

Your future career

Our expert teaching, combined with the support you receive from our careers team, means you’ll develop key skills in communication, critical and creative thinking and working to deadlines.

You’ll be prepared for a future in a range of careers including cinema, television, marketing, events and communications.

Graduate destinations

Recent Media and Film graduates have found jobs as:

• communications co-ordinator, Cinecity Film Festival

• film programmer, Brooklyn Academy of Music

• sales and acquisitions executive, WestEnd Films, London.

Know more about Studying in UK

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