Department wide and subject specific modules leading you to multiple career options.
Through objects and images, sounds and words, we declare ourÌýpassions, entertain each other and influence the world around us. Cultural,ÌýMedia and Visual Studies (CMVS) examines and makes sense of all this activity.Ìý
At Nottingham, the department offers four themes of study, each with their own degrees.
How does the media shape our society and the way we understandÌýourselves and the world? This course is perfect if you want to learn about the global media landscape and the connection between media and communication,Ìýtechnologies, identities and social change.Ìý
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ThisÌýsubject is perfect if you're interested in learning more about how screen content gets made, who makes it, and why it matters in today’s world. Gain theÌýskills and knowledge to make it in creative industries such asÌýfilm and television.
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Whether you are interested in arts, film, music, gaming,Ìýperformance,Ìýheritage, and more, you can pursue your passion here! LearnÌýhow cultural and creative industries operate and know the important trends inÌýthis growing sector.
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Art isn’t just something you find inÌýmuseums - it’s everywhere, shaping how we see and understand the world. FromÌýRenaissance paintings to viral videos, images have the power to influence culture, politics and society. Learn how art and visual culture have shaped
societies past and present, and gain the tools you need to decode the imagesÌýthat define our world.
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Xing Huang discusses the International Media and Communications Studies BA
Desmond Sham introduces the Cultural and Creative Industries BA
Did you know you can combine Art History and Visual Culture and English, and Modern Languages with International Media and Communications?Ìý
Foundation Year students can progress to a wide range of our joint honours degrees, while you can also build your own degree and study a range of subjects in ourÌýLiberal ArtsÌýcourse.
Whichever degree you choose, there are some commonÌýopportunities which are open to all students in the department. These are:
This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity lets you complete a paid summer internship at oneÌýof the leading Hollywood studios or talent agencies!
You could spend ten weeks involved in things such as reading incoming film and television scripts, collecting audience data, filming interviews, and working front of house at special screenings and industry events.
These prestigious and highly competitive internships are supported through the generous Peter Rice Award.ÌýPeterÌýis former ChairÌýDisney General Entertainment ContentÌýand a Nottingham graduate.
Develop valuable employment skills, before completing a placement at a local business, on our second-year optional Arts Work Placement module.Ìý
You will also have access to work experience and volunteering opportunities via the Creative Students Network.
Whichever degree you choose, you will benefit from interdisciplinary opportunities through our programme wide modules.
Day in the life
Sarah, an exchange student from the ÌÇÐÄÔ´´ Malaysia Campus, shares her typical day...
Answering big questions through art history and visual culture
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Second-year student Jasmine shares a typical day...
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Bethany is studying French and International Media and Communications Studies BA. She discusses working for the university TV station, NSTV, and the skills it's given her.
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Sarah tells us about her time shadowing the stage production manager for Florence + The Machine.
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