English and Film Studies BA (Hons)
- Tution Fees : £16,750
- Course Duration : 3 years
- Academic Course Level : Undergraduate
- Location : Brighton
- Scholarship : 2000
Available Options
Standard XII results from Central and Metro Boards with an overall average of 75-80%. You will need good grades in your high school leaving qualifications and may sometimes require additional study (depending on the qualification structure in your home country).
Compare your qualification with our UK degree offer:
| UK qualification | International equivalent |
|---|---|
| Upper second-class (2:1) honours degree or above | Bachelor’s degree from a leading institution with overall mark of 55-70% depending on your university |
| Lower second-class (2:2) honours degree or above | Bachelor’s degree from a leading institution with overall mark of 50-65% depending on your university |
For the Undergraduate Study:
- Academic- 80% and above in Senior Secondary School Certificate/Higher Secondary School Certificate
For the Post Graduate Study
- Academics- 55% -65% in Bachelor's degree.
IELTS
In terms of IELTS, these two levels are as follows (but we also accept a number of other English Language Qualifications):
| Standard | Higher |
|---|---|
| An IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with at least 5.5 in each of the four components (Listening, Reading, Speaking and Writing) | An IELTS score of 7.0 overall, with at least 6.5 in each component (Listening, Reading, Speaking and Writing) |
The only course that does not use one of these two levels is Medicine BMBS, which requires an IELTS score of 7.5 overall and not less than 7.0 in each section. We would expect English language qualifications to have been achieved within the two years prior to starting.
For the Undergraduate Study:
IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 in each element:
Pearson PTE overall 59 with a minimum 59 in each band
TOEFL: 80 Overall
English Waiver:70% only for CBSE & ICSE
Duolingo:120/100
For the Post Graduate Study:
English Requirement
IELTS 6.0 with 5.5 in each element:
Pearson PTE overall 59 with a minimum 59 in each band
TOEFL: 80 Overall
English Waiver:70% only for CBSE & ICSE
Duolingo:120/100
| Conditional Offer | Unconditional Offer | CAS |
|---|---|---|
| 4 Weeks | 1 Weeks | 3 Days |
| Entry requirements | |
Overall result of at least 77%- 80%. Successful applicants will need to achieve a final mark of at least 8/10 in English. 6.5 overall, including at least 6.0 in each component or English in 12th Above 70%. |
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| Course Modules | |
Year 1 European Cinema Film Analysis B Thinking Literature 1 Global Cinema Thinking Literature 2 Working with Film B Year 2 Adaptation: Filming Fiction B Box Set TV: Contemporary Serial Television Debates in Screen Documentary B Film Musicals Film Theory Film Theory B For Love: Taste, Evaluation, and Aesthetics in Criticism and Culture Humans and Animals Inner Worlds: Literature, 800-1750 Lyric Poetry Other Worlds: Literature, 800-1750 Reading Post-Colonial Texts Romanticism Science and Literature The Art of Short Fiction Transatlantic Rhetoric: Public Speech and Anglo-American Writing 1750-1900 American Cinema: Historical Approaches B British Cinema B Chinese Cinema B Contemporary Literature and Culture Indian Cinema: Popular Hindi Film Latin American Cinema: Contemporary Trends and Movements Literature and Philosophy in the Eighteenth Century Literature, Politics and Culture in Postwar Britain Modernisms Sense and Sexuality: Women and Writing in the Eighteenth Century The Arts and Literature of Satire The Nineteenth-Century American Short Story The Novel Victorian Things Writing Poetry Year 3 Asian Popular Cinema Capital Culture: Money, Commerce and Writing Eastern European Cinemas: myth and memory Experimental Writing Film and Revolution (A) Hollywood Comedian Comedy Hollywood Industry and Imaginary Queer Literatures Special Author(s): Jean Rhys, Jamaica Kincaid and the Postcolonial Caribbean Special Author: Mary Wollstonecraft Special Author: Salman Rushdie Special Author: Samuel Beckett Special Author: Virginia Woolf Special Author: Vladimir Nabokov The Literatures of Africa The Uncanny Utopias and Dystopias Viewing Women American Teen Cinema: Coming of Age on Screen Animals and Screen Media Arts and Community Cinema and Migration Decolonising the Curriculum: Literature and Theory of the Global South Film Studies Dissertation Novel Theory Race and Ethnicity in Popular Cinema 2 Research Dissertation (English) School Placement Project Spectacular Imaginings: Renaissance Drama and the Stage 1580-1640 Technologies of Capture: Photography and Nineteenth Century Literature |