法文电影荣誉文学士学位

现代语言电影研究不同于单项荣誉课程和联合荣誉课程，因为它结合了电影研究与初学者或GCSE后水平的外语学习。与您的电影研究学位一起学习的这门课程非常适合九年级或GCSE以后在学校放弃语言的学生，或者是没有语言背景的学生的理想选择。在这两种情况下，该途径都可为您提供在全球就业市场上取得成功的基本技能。使用另一种语言的能力已经成为在全球就业市场上取得成功的基本技能。通过将电影研究与语言相结合，您不仅会发展语言本身的能力，还将提高您的就业能力，一种语言将您与其他毕业生区分开。您是否知道法语是32个国家/地区的官方
Film Studies with Modern Languages is distinct from the single and joint honours courses as it combines the study of film with the study, from beginner or post-GCSE level, of a foreign language. Studied alongside your Film Studies degree, this course is ideal for students who dropped languages at school after year nine or GCSEs, or for those who have no background in languages. In both cases, the pathway offers you an essential skill for success in the global job market. Competence in another language has become an essential skill for success in the global job market. By combining your study of Film Studies with a language, you will develop not only competence in the language itself, but will also enhance your employability, a language distinguishes you from other graduates. Did you know that French is an official language in 32 countries, with a projected growth to 750 million people worldwide by 2050 and Mandarin Chinese is currently the language with the greatest number of speakers You can start your study of languages at DMU (French or Mandarin) at beginner, GCSE (intermediate) or Advanced level. You will take a 30-credit beginners or post-GSCE module in your chosen language which will equate to two hours of language classes plus one hour of cultural studies per week, learning about the main country/ies associated with your chosen language, its culture and history, and its people. The course provides a broad grounding in film history, criticism, practice and industry skills. On graduation, you may use the skills you have gained to pursue a variety of careers in the film and cultural industries or beyond, or go on to study or research at postgraduate level. Over the past five years, graduates from our joint honours courses have gone on to work for employers such as BBC Films, BBC Sport and Odeon Entertainment. They work in roles such as film and television production staff and researchers, writers for film news media, public relations writers and executives, film journalists in print and online, including Little White Lies magazine, independent filmmakers and camera-people, commercial managers, and as teachers and academics.