Film & TV and History

About this course

Studying film and television alongside history gives you two complementary ways of understanding how the world works and how it has been recorded, interpreted, and shaped over time. Film and television studies examines moving image media as cultural artefacts, exploring how meaning is constructed through editing, cinematography, sound, and narrative, and how the industry that produces these texts is organised and has evolved. History, meanwhile, develops your capacity for evidence-based argument, asking you to weigh sources critically, understand context, and construct sustained accounts of the past. Together these disciplines produce graduates who are both analytically sharp and culturally fluent. At Nottingham Trent University, this three-year full-time programme allows you to explore both subjects in depth across the duration of your degree. You will examine a wide range of film and

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