BA (Hons) Film/Media and Sociology with International Year One

Program Overview

This comprehensive four-year program blends preparation studies with an undergraduate degree, eliminating visa renewal requirements and allowing students to gain practical experience through placements. It offers an integrated Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS), providing a seamless transition into UK work experience. The curriculum encompasses film, media, and sociology, developing critical thinking, research, and communication skills through various assessments and projects.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• Overview: This program combines preparation studies with an undergraduate degree in a single four-year study plan.
It offers an integrated Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS), allowing students to study on one visa for the entire program. This eliminates the need to return home to renew their visa after Year 1 and allows them to stay in the UK to work over the summer.
• Objectives: The program aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of film, media, and sociology, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary for a successful career in these fields.
• Description: The program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in film and media studies, sociology, and international perspectives.
It includes a range of modules covering topics such as film history, theory, and production, sociological theory and methods, and global issues. Students will have the opportunity to develop their critical thinking, research, and communication skills through a variety of assessments, including essays, presentations, and practical projects.

Other:

• Accreditation: Many degrees are accredited by professional bodies and have strong links with industry and local organizations, providing opportunities for hands-on learning through placements.

Tuition fee£ 15,995.00 The cost of your study plan may vary depending on factors including the pathway chosen, program length and choice of accommodation.