Students wanting to study a combination of Media and English Literature will develop skills and techniques to produce audio-visual material as well as essential key skills for many of the creative industries. You will study a range of literature from the medieval to the contemporary, while developing your individual interests. This course will equip you with a solid understanding in the theoretical, technical and practical skills making you a sought-after professional in these fields.
In your time with us, you will become adept at conducting research. In modules that touch on such topics as the history of film and documentary, journalism literary theory, and news media, you will also develop skills related to editing, blogging, and publishing.
In your English Literature modules, you will encounter a range of literature genres from different points in history, starting in the Middle Ages and moving right the way through to the contemporary moment. You will analyse poetry, prose, drama, and the novel, amongst other literary forms. Within Media, you will have the opportunity to study a range of different aspects of journalism, film and media production that will provide you with opportunities to develop and explore your own interests, and make use of well-equipped studios that will provide you with practical as well as theoretical knowledge.

Why choose Bangor University for this course?

• A dedicated building for media studies and production, with editing suites and production equipment available to students.
• Close links with Pontio, the Universitys Arts Centre, local theatres, poetry groups and vibrant student societies – including our Bangor English Drama Society (BEDS).
• Research-led teaching. Teaching staff are active researchers – many with international reputations in their fields.