Welsh History with Film Studies BA (Joint Hons)
You can study Welsh History as a joint honours degree with Film Studies (50% Music and 50% Film Studies).
This degree offers the opportunity to study a wide range of periods with a specialism in Welsh History. This course enables you to understand the evolution of Wales, its politics, society, industry and religion through the centuries, and to place this in the context of developments in British, European and American History from the Middle Ages to the present day.
Our Film Studies degree combines critical and creative work and practice, depending on your interests and career plans. At Bangor, we are committed to teaching in small groups and to the majority of our modules being delivered through weekly workshops and seminars.
Lecturers who teach on the Film Studies degree have a range of interests including American Cinema, British and European film, Japanese and other world cinemas, gender, visual culture, film analysis, the body and film, film and history, digital technology and film, scriptwriting and screenwriting, film-making, media and film in Wales, acting and performing, language and film, blogging and podcasting, computer games and film, film stars and film on television. Our Film Studies lecturers have recently written books and articles on topics such as Cult Film, American Culture and Film, Cinema and Medicine, Jewish Film, Surrealist Film, Cinema and Landscape, Australian Film, and the new technologies of film viewing.
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Svarbu, jog anglų kalbos testo rezultatai uiversitetą pasiektų iki Liepos 31d.
Anglų kalbos žinias gali patvirtinti vienu iš šių būdų:
IELTS - 6.0
TOEFL – 80
Employability and History and Archaeology degrees
The strength of a History and Archaeology degree is its intellectual breadth and flexibility. This makes our graduates an attractive proposition for employers looking for analytical and lateral thinkers.
Transferable skills
Studying History, Archaeology and Heritage prepares our students for the workplace by providing academic skills and honing personal ones:
- Research skills and the evaluation of data sets
- Critical thinking
- Writing and editorial skills
- Confidence and flexibility
- Independent and team working
- Communication and presentation skills
- IT and Time management
- Practical skills in archaeology (survey, excavation and the study of material evidence).
Work experience while you study
The School’s work placement module provides an insight into the type of employment to which a degree in History or Archaeology can lead.
Students gain work experience in:
- Archives
- Schools
- Heritage sites (National Trust, Cadw, English Heritage)
- Heritage railways
- Museums
- Westminster Parliament and the Welsh Assembly
- Archaeological digs and units
- Trusts and charities
Career opportunities
History, Archaeology and Heritage students enter careers in many different fields:
- Archaeological units, archives and librarianship
- Museums and heritage management
- Research (Academic and the media – television, radio, film).
- Teaching in primary, secondary and higher education
- Business and finance professions
- Law
- Commercial, industrial and public service management
- Marketing, sales and public relations
- Civil service, charities and local and regional government
- Personnel
- Leisure and travel
- Tourism
Employability and Creative Studies and Media degrees
Creative Studies and Media courses offer a number of career paths for you to choose from once you graduate. They emphasise the importance of creative exploration, and actual university-level critical understanding. These things - the ability to be creatively adaptable, consider the tools at hand and apply creative thinking, the importance of innovation and a combination of practical and critical knowledge - make Creative Studies and Media graduates ideal employees or, indeed, creative entrepreneurs in their own businesses.
Creative Studies and Media courses have seen graduates involved in both academe and in industry, including work in:
- Creative Writing, Professional Writing and Publishing;
- Performance and the Theatre, both on and behind the stage;
- Print and/or Broadcast Journalism;
- Actors, presenters and in television programme production;
- Advertising and the Marketing industries;
- Radio, as presenters, as well as in programme production;
- Digital, Web and New Media production;
- Multi-media industries.
