Film and Media Studies courses Hull is one of few universities to incorporate digital and computer game design alongside film and TV. The structure of our degrees allows you to tailor your course to suit your own interests and specialisms. Film and Media is part of the School of The Arts, which sits in the Faculty of Arts, Cultures and Education. COURSES Our film studies courses combine theory with the practical side of film-making. If media studies is more your thing, you can master your creative production skills while exporting the relationship between media and society. Creativity lives and breathes at the University of Hull. Always has done, always will. It’s central to what universities do. But at Hull, we’re building something that goes far beyond our four walls. Find out more about Creative Industries, our brand-new degrees for career-driven creatives. Foundation year Gives you the skills and knowledge for entry on to a degree if you don’t quite meet the academic entry requirements. Study abroad We have partnerships with universities across the globe. Depending on your course, you can study for one trimester, or a full year, in another country. Industrial placement Work in industry as part of your degree. Depending on your course, you can spend part of your degree on placement. See your course page for specific details. Integrated Masters Some courses combine undergraduate and postgraduate study. The integrated Masters year is an extra year after your standard degree. Undergraduate Film Studies Ideal for those passionate about film, and want to develop a deeper understanding of its history and culture, alongside practical filmmaking experience. Creative Writing and Film Studies Develop your skills in writing and experimenting in different genres. You'll also look at film as art, history, culture, entertainment and commerce. Media Production Gain the creative skills, technical expertise and industry insight that will help you become a work-ready professional. Media Studies Master creative production skills and critically explore the economic, cultural and historical relationship between media and society. Postgraduate Research Film Studies research degrees Film Studies at the University of Hull offer PhD degrees in areas including television, American cinema, animation, horror and adaptation studies. "Film studies side has given me a much broader perspective on media and storytelling." Daniel RamsoyBA (Hons), Creative Writing and Film Studies WHY STUDY AT HULL? Film and Media Studies at Hull is part of the vibrant School of Arts, with a whole host of creative events throughout the year. Our programmes are cross-disciplinary, with ties to subjects in American Studies, World Cinema, and Chinese Studies – boosting your employability in a global career market. We are part of Screen Yorkshire’s Connected Campus, with access to global industry links and expertise. Our courses splice together hands-on skill and thought-provoking theory. You can train in the practical side of film-making while developing a deeper understanding of cinematic history and culture. You'll reap the benefits of our professional quality facilities including a world-class £9.5 million digital cinema and concert venue, and access to our dedicated on-campus TV, film and digital media facilities. FACILITIES At Hull, our film and media students have access to some fantastic facilities. We’ve recently invested £9.5 million in creating a world-class concert hall, cinema and theatre space. These are in addition to our existing dedicated TV, film and digital media facilities on campus. Read more CAREERS Our connections with the region’s film and media industry give you opportunities to get invaluable work experience while studying. And our media studies course is a superb launch pad if you want a career in the media industries: from advertising or marketing to production. Graduate careers include: TV and film production, charity and community media, public relations, costume design, marketing, and crewing and events management. * UK domicile full-time first degree leavers, Graduate Outcomes survey for the academic year 2017/18, published by HESA 2020. 96% of film and digital media students are in work or further study 15 months after graduating* OUR RESEARCH Our diverse research output includes focus on Disney Theme Park history, extremity in horror films, and Information security, e-government and educational technologies. NOW SEE FOR YOURSELF The best way to see if the University of Hull is right for you is to come and visit us. We hold Open Days throughout the year. Book your place now - we'd love to meet you. BOOK NOW