Film BA (Hons)
Undergraduate | Newcastle | 3 years Full Time or 4 years with a placement (sandwich)/study abroad
Bring stories to life and explore ways in which film influences society and culture.
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Study Undergraduate Media & Film subjects at Northumbria.
With national and local industry partners, including The British Film Institute, students are encouraged to embark on internships, work placements, and experiential learning projects to enhance their employability.
Our Media, Communication, and Film degrees are dynamic, interdisciplinary, and address real world challenges, which you can tailor to ensure you will have the best possible foundation for future study and continued success.
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