Ranked 8th in the UK for research outputs in Communications, Cultural and Media Studies (REF 2021, Times Higher Education) and 16th for Communications and Media Studies (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023 and Complete University Guide 2025), this film degree at the University of Sussex explores cinema as an art form and industry. Set in Brighton, a thriving cultural hub with the UK's oldest purpose-built cinema and connections to local film festivals, students can research Hollywood blockbusters, international cinemas, diverse genres like documentaries and musicals, and issues such as gender, race, and migration. Opportunities include honing practical skills in screenwriting and filmmaking, pursuing electives in other disciplines, and undertaking independent projects to build transferable skills for various careers.At Sussex, our courses and research stimulate innovation across fields from global policy to cultural studies. Our green campus, on the edge of the South Downs National Park and minutes from Brighton & Hove, offers easy access to Gatwick airport and London, fostering an inspiring environment for academic growth. For detailed modules, refer to course information resources.
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