Media Studies at the University of Hull is a vibrant academic unit dedicated to advanced research and teaching in areas such as television, American cinema, animation, horror, and adaptation studies. The program offers PhD research opportunities supervised by leading experts, fostering innovative scholarship and industry engagement.
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Media Studies at the University of Hull is a vibrant academic unit dedicated to advanced research and teaching in areas such as television, American cinema, animation, horror, and adaptation studies. The program offers PhD research opportunities supervised by leading experts, fostering innovative scholarship and industry engagement.
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Curriculum:AuthorshipFilm HistoryGender Issues And FilmHorror CinemaNarration, Style And AestheticsTelevision HistoryTelevision StudiesCheck out the full curriculumVisit programme website
Applicants should typically hold, or expect to obtain, a minimum 2:1 Honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant Arts or Humanities discipline. A written sample of at least 4,000 words is required for MA by Research applications, and at least 10,000 words for PhD applications. Additionally, applicants must submit a tailored research proposal (up to 1,500 words excluding bibliography) including a project title, synopsis (approximately 500 words), research questions, contextual discussion, methodology, and relevant bibliography.
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