It’s a really fun degree! I enjoy even just doing my reading and turning up to seminars and having discussions because it’s something that I am passionate about.
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Don't worry if you don't make amazing friends in your first week, month or even semester. I've continued making friends throughout my first year.
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I love the course so much because it's everything that I enjoy. And it’s so current as well. You’re doing something that’s happening as you’re studying it.
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The breadth and depth of the module opportunities and the world-leading expertise of staff members has provided me with a well-rounded knowledge and experience of my field.
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My research builds on the Government's 25 Year Environment Plan and the Julian Glover Review attempt to promote access to the countryside for everyone, especially Black and Minority Ethnic Communities.
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With the help of my supportive supervision team, I have received regular feedback, pastoral support, and encouragement to grow as a writer.
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My research focuses on Afrofuturism, an aesthetic influenced by science-fiction and fantasy. I am currently looking at the way Afrofuturists conceptualise black identity in comics and graphic novels.
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Because American Studies can be quite contemporary, it allowed me to reflect on the past and consider the future consequences in culture and society. This really allowed me to be imaginative.
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It’s insane how relatable it is to getting a massive book in the library and taking three or four key points out of it, to what I’m doing now, where I’m getting a huge amount of information and summarising the key points for colleagues.
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I had never ever planned to do law! After I wrote my dissertation, I really wanted to be in a job that could help asylum seekers and refugees, particularly women and children.
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I saw 'Film and Television Studies' as part of a joint honours degree and thought it sounded quite interesting. I looked at all the modules and thought 'I could easily pick three years of fun, interesting modules from this'.
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That ability to form your own path, so you don’t have to home in on your main interests too soon, was really important. You got to explore so many different options.
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