This joint honours course bridges English literature and cinematic studies, examining the interplay between timeless written narratives and modern screen storytelling. Students explore literature across prose, poetry, and drama, alongside cinema in its various forms, including mainstream Hollywood and global independent films. Taught by internationally acclaimed writers and critics in a supportive, intellectually stimulating environment, the curriculum emphasizes textual analysis, genre, historical contexts, and representation politics, covering key directors, movements, and national cinemas.Opportunities include studying abroad, undertaking placements, or completing a substantial final-year project. Based in Manchester's vibrant creative hub, the department boasts world-leading research, access to cultural events like the Children's Book Festival, and career-building networks. A foundation year is available, with options to extend studies up to four years for placements or international experiences, subject to restrictions.
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