PhD Film and TV Studies

Course Overview

This dynamic PhD program offers a rigorous, interdisciplinary approach to film and media studies, designed for independent research at the highest academic level. You will join a vibrant postgraduate community and undertake an original research project that makes a significant contribution to the field, culminating in a substantial thesis.

Key Program Highlights

Pursue original research on diverse topics from film theory and history to media technologies and festival curation.
Join a supportive, multi-disciplinary community of scholars in a thriving postgraduate research environment.
Develop a substantial thesis (70,000-100,000 words) that constitutes an original and significant contribution to knowledge.
Utilize methodologies from across the arts, humanities, and social sciences, including practice-based research.
Engage with critical frameworks including gender, race, age, disability, and class within cinematic and media contexts.

Offer response

4 - 6 weeks after your application is submitted

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This course allows a maximum of 4 backlogs

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Course Overview

Key Program Highlights

Pursue original research on diverse topics from film theory and history to media technologies and festival curation.
Join a supportive, multi-disciplinary community of scholars in a thriving postgraduate research environment.
Develop a substantial thesis (70,000-100,000 words) that constitutes an original and significant contribution to knowledge.
Utilize methodologies from across the arts, humanities, and social sciences, including practice-based research.
Engage with critical frameworks including gender, race, age, disability, and class within cinematic and media contexts.