Course Overview

The MA Film and Screen Cultures at Roehampton University of Surrey offers an in-depth exploration of film, television, and digital media through a cultural and critical lens. This program is designed for students passionate about understanding the societal impact of screen media, combining theoretical study with critical analysis of contemporary and historical screen cultures. Unique features include a focus on diversity in media representation and access to industry-relevant skills through practical modules.

Career Prospects

Graduates of this program are equipped for roles in media production, cultural analysis, education, and creative industries. The course emphasizes critical thinking and research skills, preparing students for both professional pathways and further academic study, such as PhD programs.

Key Faculty and Staff

The program is delivered by experienced academics with expertise in film studies, media theory, and cultural studies. Specific staff names are subject to change, but the department includes published researchers and industry practitioners who guide students through contemporary debates in screen cultures.

Unique Facilities and Partnerships

Students benefit from access to specialized media resources, including digital archives and editing software, as well as proximity to London’s vibrant film and media industry. The university fosters connections with cultural institutions and media organizations, offering opportunities for networking and practical engagement.