Universities United Kingdom University of Kent Courses Film and History BA Hons

Film and History BA Hons
at University of Kent

Kent, United Kingdom

Tuition Fee £ 23,500
Country Rank-
Duration36 Months
Score IELTS: 6.5 TOEFL: 87

Program Overview

Find your own critical voice, become a historian, and learn the language of film at Kent, one of the three major universities for film in the UK.

Meet history face-to-face every day in the ancient city of Canterbury, and learn from world-leading academics in Film and in History who will help you sharpen your skills of analysis, argument and communication.

You'll discover how forms of film have emerged and investigate the historical, social and cultural contexts of films. You take a similar approach when examining the past; working with a variety of texts and sources to understand events and perspectives.

Explore film from its silent beginnings through to 3D CGI blockbusters, finding your own voice as a critic and a filmmaker, and explore challenging questions about the impact of political, social and cultural change on class, gender, race, injustice and power.

Course Content
Stage 1

Compulsory modules currently include
- FILM3130 - Film Style (30 credits)
Optional modules may include
- FILM3150 - Film Theory (30 credits)
- FILM3160 - Film Histories (30 credits)
- HIST3460 - Monarchy and Aristocracy in England 1460-1640 (15 credits)
- HIST3850 - Introduction to the History of Medicine (15 credits)
- HIST3900 - The Emergence of America: From European Settlement to 1880 (15 credits)
- HIST3910 - The Rise of the United States Since 1880 (15 credits)
- HIST4100 - Early Medieval Europe (15 credits)
- HIST4110 - Later Medieval Europe (15 credits)
- HIST4160 - Victorian Britain: Politics, Society and Culture (15 credits)
- HIST4250 - Revolutionary Europe 1700-1850 (15 credits)
- HIST4270 - The British Army and Society since 1660 (30 credits)
- HIST4280 - War and Society in Europe c.1779-1990 (30 credits)
- HIST4320 - Renaissance and Reformation (1450-1750) (15 credits)
- HIST4350 - A Global History of Empires: 1500-1850 (15 credits)
- HIST4360 - A Global History of Empires: 1850-1960 (15 credits)
- HIST4370 - War and Diplomacy in Europe c.1850-2000 (15 credits)
- HIST4420 - Introduction to Military History (Part 2) (15 credits)
- HIST4430 - Introduction to Military History (Part 1) (15 credits)
Stage 2

Optional modules may include:
- ARTS5220 - Disability and the Arts (30 credits)
- ARTS5230 - Photography: Contexts of Practice (30 credits)
- FILM5830 - Case Study in World Cinema (30 credits)
- FILM5950 - Film Genre (Horror) (30 credits)
- FILM6030 - Sound, Music and Cinema (30 credits)
- FILM6180 - Screenwriting (30 credits)
- FILM6380 - Hollywood Studios (30 credits)
- HIST5075 - Marvels, Monsters and Freaks 1780-1920 (30 credits)
- HIST5092 - Armies at War 1914-1918 (30 credits)
- HIST5102 - Civil War America, 1848-1877 (30 credits)
- HIST5103 - 'The Jewel in the Crown': India and the Making of Imperial Britain (30 credits)
- HIST5106 - The Imperial Presidency: U.S. foreign policy from Franklin Roosevelt to Barack Obama (30 credits)
- HIST5109 - Europe in Extremes: Communism, Fascism and Nazism, 1917-1939 (30 credits)
- HIST5110 - Russia's Path to Revolution, 1812-1917: Political Challenges and Competing Visions (30 credits)
- HIST5201 - Conquest and Resistance in Southern Africa,1750-1918 (30 credits)
- HIST5890 - The Hundred Years' War, c. 1337-1453 (30 credits)
- HIST6002 - The British Army and Empire c.1750-1920 (30 credits)
- HIST6011 - From Crisis to Revolution: France 1774-1799 (30 credits)
- HIST6025 - Early Modern Europe: Culture, Identity, Encounter 1450-1750 (30 credits)
- HIST6056 - The British Atlantic World c.1580-1763 (30 credits)
- HIST6064 - Armies at War, 1792-1815 (30 credits)
- HIST6076 - Surgery, Science and Society since 1750 (30 credits)
- HIST6115 - Warriors, Myths and Migrants: the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms (30 credits)
- HIST6130 - Conflict in Seventeenth Century Britain (30 credits)
- HIST7670 - Churchill's Army: the British Army in the Second World War (30 credits)
- HIST7950 - Inviting Doomsday: US Environmental (30 credits)
- PHIL6620 - Philosophy and Film (30 credits)
Stage 3

Optional modules may include
- ARTS5000 - Independent Project (30 credits)
- ARTS5010 - Arts Internship (30 credits)
- ARTS5200 - Psychology of the Arts (30 credits)
- FILM5680 - Film and Television Adaptation (30 credits)
- FILM5850 - Film Criticism (30 credits)
- FILM6001 - Advanced Topic in Film Studies (30 credits)
- FILM6350 - Film, Politics and Identity (30 credits)
- FILM6360 - Screen Space and Location Scouting (30 credits)
- FILM6370 - Film Marketing and Distribution (30 credits)
- HIST5072 - The American Revolution (30 credits)
- HIST6012 - From Crisis to Revolution: France 1774-1799 (30 credits)
- HIST6024 - Napoleon and Europe, 1799 - 1815 (60 credits)
- HIST6035 - Anglo-French Relations 1904 - 1945 (30 credits)
- HIST6060 - After Stalin: The Decline and Fall of the Soviet Union (60 credits)
- HIST6063 - California: The Golden State (60 credits)
- HIST6081 - Elizabethan Court and Realm, 1558-1603 (60 credits)
- HIST6103 - Making Room for Medicine:Medical Spaces, Environment & Health (60 credits)
- HIST6108 - Ireland: A Military history since 1689 (60 credits)
- HIST6114 - Liberation Struggles in Southern Africa (60 credits)
- HIST6116 - From Mercenaries to Freedom Fighters: Transnational Soldiering, c.1700-2020 (60 credits)
- HIST6150 - Undergraduate Dissertation (30 credits)
- HIST7001 - The Carolingians and the Invention of Order (60 credits)
- HIST7002 - The International History of the Vietnam Wars (60 credits)
- HIST7006 - British Foreign Policy 1904-1973 (30 credits)
- HIST7870 - The Nature of Command (30 credits)
- MSTU5003 - Fan Culture: Film, Comics and Games (30 credits)
- MSTU6340 - Stars and Celebrity Culture (30 credits)
Entry Requirement
The University considers students for undergraduate study who have completed Standard XII Higher Secondary School Certificates (Indian School Certificate/Intermediate Examination Certificate/Higher Secondary School Certificate /All India Senior School Certificate).
We typically require students to achieve a minimum of between 65% and 75% overall in their Standard XII examinations, depending on the examination board and the intended programme of study. Some courses may state specific subjects and grade requirements.

Fees & Scholarships

International Tuition Fees:

£23500 per year

Career Prospect

Despite the increasingly competitive job market, our graduates continue to excel. Recent graduates have found employment in fields such as:

journalism and the media
film and television
management and administration
local and national civil services
the museums and heritage sector
commerce and banking
teaching and research
law.

Cost Of Studying At University of Kent

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

Loans Sanctioned

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Film and History BA Hons at University of Kent