Scope
An online journal of film and television studies: ISSN 1465-9166
University of Nottingham
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Film and media studies in the Department of Culture, Film and Media

The University of Nottingham is the official higher education partner of the British Film Institute and has important links with museums, art galleries and other cultural organisations.

Our research centres give our programmes a global outlook. These include:

As one of our students you will have the opportunity to participate in practical work-based activities, in the UK and overseas.
Hallward Library screening room
Culture, film and media students at the University of Nottingham have access to excellent resources, including the Hallward Library screening room.
 
 

Postgraduate taught course and research opportunities

Postgraduate taught courses

 

Research opportunities

  • Film and television studies (MRes/PhD)
    Areas include: audience studies; contemporary screen industries; East Asian and global cinema; film and television history; new media; US and British film and television
  • Cultural studies and critical theory (PhD)
    Areas include: critical theory; gender and sexuality studies; media journalism; postcolonial studies; psychoanalysis; technology and material cultures; visual and sensory culture
 

Undergraduate courses

Single honours

 

Joint honours

 

Centre for Contemporary
East Asian Cultural Studies

Centre for Critical Theory

Institute for Screen Industries Research

Creative Student Network

Internships

Study abroad

Department of Culture, Film
and Media

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Be part of a thriving community of doctoral students producing world-class research.

 
 

 

Scope

Department of Culture Film and Media
University of Nottingham
NG7 2RD

Email: scope@nottingham.ac.uk