Bangor University, Film Studies and German BA (Joint Hons), 4 Year(s)

You can study Film Studies as a joint honours degree with German (50% Film Studies and 50% German).Our Film Studies degree combines critical and creative work and practice, depending on your interests and career plans. At Bangor, we are committed to teaching in small groups and to the majority of our modules being delivered through weekly workshops and seminars.

Lecturers who teach on the Film Studies degree have a range of interests including American Cinema, British and European film, Japanese and other world cinemas, gender, visual culture, film analysis, the body and film, film and history, digital technology and film, scriptwriting and screenwriting, film-making, media and film in Wales, acting and performing, language and film, blogging and podcasting, computer games and film, film stars and film on television. Our Film Studies lecturers have recently written books and articles on topics such as Cult Film, American Culture and Film, Cinema and Medicine, Jewish Film, Surrealist Film, Cinema and Landscape, Australian Film, and the new technologies of film viewing. <... Read more

You can study Film Studies as a joint honours degree with German (50% Film Studies and 50% German).Our Film Studies degree combines critical and creative work and practice, depending on your interests and career plans. At Bangor, we are committed to teaching in small groups and to the majority of our modules being delivered through weekly workshops and seminars.

Lecturers who teach on the Film Studies degree have a range of interests including American Cinema, British and European film, Japanese and other world cinemas, gender, visual culture, film analysis, the body and film, film and history, digital technology and film, scriptwriting and screenwriting, film-making, media and film in Wales, acting and performing, language and film, blogging and podcasting, computer games and film, film stars and film on television. Our Film Studies lecturers have recently written books and articles on topics such as Cult Film, American Culture and Film, Cinema and Medicine, Jewish Film, Surrealist Film, Cinema and Landscape, Australian Film, and the new technologies of film viewing.

This course will equip you with advanced skills in the German language, as well as offering a broad range of specialised and detailed insights into the culture, society and history of the German-speaking lands. The course has language at the heart of it, with core modules developing the key oral, aural and written skills every year. These modules also foster cultural awareness, which you will need for your year abroad, and later on, for the world of work. This single honours course course will furnish you with extensive knowledge of the heritage and culture of modern Germany and Austria. You will also have the added bonus of studying Dutch in your second year which opens up further horizons within Europe. Duration4 years Study mode Full-time with a year abroad.

The University has superb marks and leisure service, made even better by the latest multi-million-pound investment program. Students are given assistance and support from the moment they come. The Student Services Centre provides instruction and support on money and housing issues to disability support, counseling, dyslexia, study proficiencies, and local faith provision. As you would expect from a university that places a great deal of emphasis on student support, Bangor is eager to offer extra help to students. Scholarships and bursaries of over £3.4M are available to new and returning students. For new students, these include Merit Scholarships of up to £3,000 for those who excel in the annual Entrance Scholarships, The Bangor Bursary means that you could receive up to £3,000 in additional financial assistance over the course of three years.

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