Bachelor of Arts in English Screen and Cultural studies

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Arts in English Screen and Cultural Studies at the University of Winnipeg is a dynamic program that delves into the rich intersections of literature, film, and cultural production. This specialization not only emphasizes literary texts but also explores cinematic and media texts, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of cultural history and critical theory. Students will engage with various forms, movements, and genres, enhancing their analytical skills and appreciation for diverse cultural narratives. This program is designed for those who are passionate about storytelling in all its forms and wish to explore the cultural implications of screen and media studies.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Arts in English Screen and Cultural Studies is structured to provide a thorough education in both English and cultural studies. The program length is four years, allowing students to immerse themselves in a variety of subjects related to screen and cultural studies. Key features of the program structure include:

• Completion of core courses in Screen Studies or Field of Cultural Studies.
• A minimum of 12 credit hours in additional courses specifically focused on Screen and Cultural Studies.
• At least 18 additional credit hours in English courses outside of the specialization.
• Opportunities to consult with faculty advisors for personalized guidance.

Students are encouraged to take courses in this area regardless of whether they choose the specialization, promoting an inclusive learning environment.

Featured Experiences

• Engagement with a diverse range of literary and cultural texts.
• Opportunities to explore critical theory and audience reception studies.
• Access to faculty advisors for tailored academic support.
• Participation in events such as the Publishing Speakers’ Series and Writers in Residence programs.
• Collaboration with peers in the English Literature Students Association (ELSA).

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in English Screen and Cultural Studies can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Content Writer: Crafting engaging content for websites, blogs, and social media platforms.
• Film Critic: Analyzing and reviewing films for publications or online platforms.
• Cultural Analyst: Researching and interpreting cultural trends and their implications.
• Media Consultant: Advising organizations on media strategies and audience engagement.
• Educator: Teaching English or cultural studies at various educational levels.

These roles leverage the analytical and creative skills developed throughout the program, preparing graduates for success in a variety of fields related to media and culture.

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