English and Film & TV | Bachelor's degree | Languages | On Campus | 3 years | Nottingham Trent University | United Kingdom

Joint Honours degrees offer you the maximum flexibility to study subject areas that genuinely interest you. You'll be able to shape your study according to your strengths, interests and career ambitions. English at NTU is taught by award-winning and internationally-recognised academics. The course is extremely flexible, offering a broad range of optional modules that allow you to pursue your interests for the written word, from Shakespeare right through to travel writing. It is ideal for anyone who has a passion for the written word and for those who want to develop a set of vital skills which are highly valued by employers such as excellent communication and critical analysis skills. FILM & TV will show you how to examine classic film and TV and will consider the contemporary digital revolution. This course will help you to make sense of various forms of cinema and their meanings. You'll explore American, European, British and International cinema in depth whilst still pursuing your own specialist interests. English at NTU is taught by expert academics and award-winning writers. You'll be able to study an exciting array of literature dating from the Renaissance period right through to the 21st Century. Our English course has a 92% student satisfaction rate (NSS 2017). You'll examine a range of literature such as; Shakespeare, American literature, Black writing in Britain, travel writing and modern poetry. Through the varied modules you'll explore key debates, enhance your communication skills and become more creative in the way that you write. You'll be able to engage with a detailed cultural programme of events where you'll be able to meet and converse with writers, film makers and other practitioners to gain a greater insight into English and to learn additional expertise. You'll also be given fantastic research seminars which will help you to conduct your own research. 100% of our English joint honours undergraduates are in work or further study within just six