Program Overview

Film and Screen Studies (with Foundation Year) BA

Overview

The Film and Screen Studies (with Foundation Year) BA is a four-year program designed for students who want to explore the world of film and screen content. The program includes a foundation year that prepares students for undergraduate study, followed by three years of study in film and screen studies.

Qualification and Entry Requirements

• Qualification: Bachelor of Arts with Honours
• Entry Requirements:
  • A-level: BCC
  • IB score: 24 points overall or 544 in 3 Higher Level Certificates
  • GCSE: English grade 4 (C)
• Alternative qualifications: Access to HE Diploma, Advanced Diploma, BTEC HND/HNC, BTEC Extended Diploma

Program Structure

The program consists of a foundation year and three years of undergraduate study.

• Foundation Year:
  • Six modules that introduce students to key skills and practices for university work
  • Modules include: Important Thinkers Through History, Critical Thinking and Reflective Learning, Language and Culture, Media, Communication and Society, Narrative and Creativity, and The Project/Language Centre modules
• Undergraduate Study:
  • Three years of study in film and screen studies
  • Modules include: Film and Screen Studies, Film History, Film Theory, Screenwriting, Film Production, and more

Tuition Fees

• £5,760 per year (UK undergraduate tuition fee for the academic year 25/26)

Additional Costs

• Essential course materials are supplied
• Students may need to purchase additional books and materials
• Volunteering and placements may require students to pay for transport and refreshments

Careers and Employability

• The program prepares students for a wide range of careers in the film and screen industries
• Students can participate in CV-enhancing programs, such as the Nottingham Advantage Award and the Student Ambassador scheme
• The Faculty of Arts careers team provides support and guidance for students

Campus and Facilities

• The program is based at the University Park Campus, which covers 300 acres and features green spaces, wildlife, period buildings, and modern facilities
• The campus has a range of facilities, including libraries, lecture theaters, and studios

Related Courses

• Liberal Arts (with Foundation Year) BA Hons
• Cultural and Creative Industries (with Foundation Year) BA Hons
• Film and Screen Studies BA Hons
• Liberal Arts BA Hons

Help and Support

• The university provides a range of support services, including academic support, health and wellbeing services, and careers guidance
• Students can access help and support through the university's website or by contacting the relevant department.