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Key Course Details

3 Year Full Time
UCAS Code
QP33
Mode of Study
Campus Based
Typical Offer (view equivalents)
ABB-BBC
Location
Singleton Park Campus
Start Date Tuition Fees - Year 1
Sep 2025 £ 9,535
4 Year Full Time With a Year Abroad
UCAS Code
QP34
Mode of Study
Campus Based
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ABB-BBC
Location
Singleton Park Campus
Start Date Tuition Fees - Year 1
Sep 2025 £ 9,535
4 Year Full Time With a Year in Industry
UCAS Code
QP3I
Mode of Study
Campus Based
Typical Offer (view equivalents)
ABB-BBC
Location
Singleton Park Campus
Start Date Tuition Fees - Year 1
Sep 2025 £ 9,535
3 Year Full Time
UCAS Code
QP33
Mode of Study
Campus Based
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Location
Singleton Park Campus
Start Date Tuition Fees - Year 1
Sep 2025 £ 18,400
4 Year Full Time With a Year Abroad
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QP34
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Campus Based
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ABB-BBC - More Information
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Singleton Park Campus
Start Date Tuition Fees - Year 1
Sep 2025 £ 18,400
4 Year Full Time With a Year in Industry
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QP3I
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Course Overview

Study Media and English Literature with us and you will learn practical and transferable skills to equip you for an exciting career in the media or related fields, as well as knowledge of literature and writing which could open up a range of wider career opportunities.

You will have the chance to explore radio and video production, digital and social media, journalism, public relations, branding and marketing, as well as a range of literature from the Middle Ages to contemporary fiction, creative and professional writing.

You will learn from experienced industry professionals, leading academics, and published writers.

A work placement will give you first-hand experience of media and communication, and you will have the option of studying a semester abroad in Hong Kong, Singapore or the USA.

Why Media and English Literature at Swansea?

Based on our stunning Singleton Park campus, in parkland overlooking Swansea Bay on the edge of the Gower Peninsula, you will be joining two highly-rated subject areas.

Media at Swansea is ranked:

  • 8th in the UK for Student Satisfaction (Complete University Guide 2025)
  • 8th in the UK for Student Experience (Times Good University Guide 2025)
  • 10th in the UK for Teaching Quality (Times Good University Guide 2025)

English at Swansea is ranked:

  • 11th in UK for Research Impact (REF2021)
  • Top 20 in the UK for Teaching Satisfaction (Guardian University Guide 2025)
  • Top 101-150 in the World (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025)

Your Media and English Literature Experience

We offer a varied and flexible degree, so you can shape your course to match your career goals as well as developing your own interests.

You can choose media topics including creative media practice, radio and video production, digital and social media, journalism, public relations including strategy, branding and marketing, media theory, media law and film.

You can combine these with English Literature topics including gothic and genre fiction, gender and culture, renaissance literature, national and global literatures, modernity and contemporary writing, 19th century literature, creative writing and professional writing.

A work placement and the opportunity to spend a year overseas will both enhance your student experience and career prospects.

Media and English Literature Employment Opportunities

Our Media and English graduates are truly international and are employed around the world. They have careers in:

  • Journalism,
  • Media,
  • Business,
  • Public Relations and Marketing,
  • Digital Marketing,
  • TV and Radio,
  • Publishing

Modules

Your early studies will introduce you to Media and Communication and English literature, before you choose your own pathway with modules to suit your own interests.

Modules

3 Year Full Time

Year 1 (Level 4)

FHEQ 4 Undergraduate / HECert

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

Compulsory Modules
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule Code
Introduction to Media CommunicationSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-100
Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select 2 x20 credit modules. Note: Students can select either MS-103 or MSW108, but not both and MS-126 or MSW126 but not both. Student must not select more than three modules in total per semester.

Media Optional Modules 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Introduction to Film StudiesSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-103
Delivering and Decoding the NewsSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-114
Cyflwyniad i Astudiaethau FfilmSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW108
Principles of MediationJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-117
Public Relations: Strategic CommunicationsJanuary-June (TB2)20MSP100R
Hollywood: A History of American FilmJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS106
Cysylltiadau Cyhoeddus: Cyfathrebu StrategolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW106
Platfformau Cyfryngau CreadigolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW126
AND

Choose Minimum Of 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students must select at least two modules and may select three modules and not select from the optional box below. In total, students must not exceed THREE modules (60 credits) in any one teaching block

Compulsory Selective - English Literature 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Monsters, Theories, TransformationsSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-100
English EssentialsSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-120
Approaches to Gender in English LiteratureJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-112
AND

Choose Maximum Of 20 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select one module if required to make up 60 credits (three modules) of English Literature. Students must not exceed three modules in any one teaching block

Optional Modules 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
The sound system of EnglishSeptember-January (TB1)20ALE121
Creative Writing: Fiction GenresSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-117
Materiality and Meaning in the Visual ArtsSeptember-January (TB1)20VC-100
Introduction to Visual Culture September-January (TB1)20VC-101
Introduction to American Literature and CultureJanuary-June (TB2)20AM-113
Literature and Society in Medieval Europe.January-June (TB2)20EN-113
Creative Writing: Styles of FictionJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-118

Year 2 (Level 5)

FHEQ 5 Undergraduate / HEDip

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

Compulsory Modules
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule Code
Theorising the MediaSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-200
Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select two modules to make up 60 credits in Media. Students must select 60 credits (three modules) per joint honors subject and three modules in each semester. You may choose either MS-229 or MSW229 in TB1.

Optional Modules - Media 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Introduction to Film ProductionSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-228
Professional Development: Preparing for WorkSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-229
Public Relations Theory in ActionSeptember-January (TB1)20MSP200
Approaches to Film AnalysisSeptember-January (TB1)20MSS217
Sgiliau Cyfryngau YmarferolSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW200
Datblygiad Proffesiynol: Paratoi ar gyfer GwaithSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW229
Creative Media PracticeJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-221
Social Media CulturesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-232
Investigating Text, Process and AudiencesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-233
Media LawJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-235
Pop Culture and Alternative News Genres January-June (TB2)20MS-237
The History of Screen AnimationJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS202
Testunau TrawsgyfryngolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW204
Cyfathrebu DigidolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW207
AND

Choose Minimum Of 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select at least two modules and a maximum of three modules. Select at least one module in each teaching block. Overall students must select three modules per semester and three modules per joint honours subject.

English Literature - Compulsory Selective  
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Debating Texts: Theory in LiteratureSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-206
Revolution of the Word: ModernismSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-207
Exploring the Bloody Chamber: Medieval to PostmodernSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-237
Fragments of Union: The Cultural Making and Breaking of BritainJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-241
Contentious ShakespeareJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-242
Medieval EncountersJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-266
AND

Choose Maximum Of 20 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students may (but do not have to) choose one module to make up 60 credits of English Literature for the year. Do not select more than three modules in total in any one semester.

English Literature - Optional Modules 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Introduction to Writing PoetrySeptember-January (TB1)20EN-232
Introduction to Writing FictionSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-234
Race and Ethnicity: American PerspectivesSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-243
Techniques of SeeingSeptember-January (TB1)20VC-200
Introduction to Writing DramaJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-236
American Word / American Image January-June (TB2)20EN-244
Writing a Short FilmJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-270

Year 3 (Level 6)

FHEQ 6 Undergraduate / Honours

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

None found.

Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 60 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select 3 modules across teaching block 1 and 2. These should balance with your other modules. If you choose MS-311 (Dissertation) you MUST also choose MS-310 Dissertation Preparation. You can only choose a dissertation in ONE of your joint honours subjects. If you choose MSW309 you MUST also select MSW312. You can study MSW312 without taking MSW309. If you choose the MSW312 or MSW309 you can NOT take MS-323. In order to take MS-323 you must take the pre-requisite MS-228.

Media Module Options 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Media and IdentitiesSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-302
Dissertation PreparationSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-310
Documentary and Fiction FilmmakingSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-323
Keeping it Reel – Studying Documentary September-January (TB1)20MS-332
Reporting the 21st CenturySeptember-January (TB1)20MS-336
Sports Public Relations September-January (TB1)20MS-344
Game Over - Press Start to Continue: Critical Game StudiesSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-346
Strategy, Marketing and BrandingSeptember-January (TB1)20MSP300R
Cynllunio Cynhyrchiad Aml-blatfformSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW312
Digital FuturesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-306
Practical Web TechnologiesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-307
Journalism in PracticeJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-309
DissertationJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-311
Science Fiction and MediaJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-345
Guerrilla Campaigns: Subversive and Interruptive PRJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-348
Contemporary Film and TelevisionJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS311
Media and Communication InternshipJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS312
Interniaeth y Cyfryngau a ChyfathrebuJanuary-June (TB2)20MSSW312
Testunau TrawsgyfryngolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW301
Creu Cynhyrchiad Aml-BlatfformJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW309
AND

Choose Minimum Of 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select a minimum of 40 credits and a maximum of 60 credits if you do not wish to select a Creative Writing module from the box below. ** please note that acceptance on the English Literature dissertation is subject to the submission of a suitable proposal towards the end of year 2. Students must not select more than 60 credits per semester

Optional Modules - English Literature 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Dissertation - English LiteratureSeptember-June (TB1+2)40EN-3031
Welsh Gothic / Gothic WalesSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3040
Poetry in the Twentieth CenturySeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3043
Written in Blood: Reading the VampireSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3050
Graphic NovelSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3055
African American Literature 1910-1940: The Harlem RenaissanceSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3061
ChaucerSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-314
Reading/Writing TraumaSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-394
Crime Fiction since 1920January-June (TB2)20EN-3045
The Swansea University International Dylan Thomas Prize ModuleJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3053
Beyond ShakespeareJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3058
Philosophy and LiteratureJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3060
AND

Choose Maximum Of 20 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : If required, select ONE module to fulfil 60 credits in English Literature. Students must not select EN-3026 if they have selected EN-3031. Students must have previously studied a Creative Writing module to select EN-3026. Students must not select more than 60 credits per semester

Optional Modules (Creative Writing) 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Further Fiction WritingSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3014
Further Creative Non FictionSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-309
Creative Writing Personal ProjectJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3026
Further Poetry WritingJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-319

4 Year Full Time With a Year Abroad

Year 1 (Level 4)

FHEQ 4 Undergraduate / HECert

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

Compulsory Modules
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule Code
Introduction to Media CommunicationSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-100
Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select 2 x20 credit modules. Note: Students can select either MS-103 or MSW108, but not both and MS-126 or MSW126 but not both. Student must not select more than three modules in total per semester.

Media Optional Modules 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Introduction to Film StudiesSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-103
Delivering and Decoding the NewsSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-114
Cyflwyniad i Astudiaethau FfilmSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW108
Principles of MediationJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-117
Public Relations: Strategic CommunicationsJanuary-June (TB2)20MSP100R
Hollywood: A History of American FilmJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS106
Cysylltiadau Cyhoeddus: Cyfathrebu StrategolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW106
Platfformau Cyfryngau CreadigolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW126
AND

Choose Minimum Of 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students must select at least two modules and may select three modules and not select from the optional box below. In total, students must not exceed THREE modules (60 credits) in any one teaching block

Compulsory Selective - English Literature 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Monsters, Theories, TransformationsSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-100
English EssentialsSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-120
Approaches to Gender in English LiteratureJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-112
AND

Choose Maximum Of 20 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select one module if required to make up 60 credits (three modules) of English Literature. Students must not exceed three modules in any one teaching block

Optional Modules 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
The sound system of EnglishSeptember-January (TB1)20ALE121
Creative Writing: Fiction GenresSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-117
Materiality and Meaning in the Visual ArtsSeptember-January (TB1)20VC-100
Introduction to Visual Culture September-January (TB1)20VC-101
Introduction to American Literature and CultureJanuary-June (TB2)20AM-113
Literature and Society in Medieval Europe.January-June (TB2)20EN-113
Creative Writing: Styles of FictionJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-118

Year 2 (Level 5)

FHEQ 5 Undergraduate / HEDip

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

Compulsory Modules
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule Code
Theorising the MediaSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-200
Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select two modules to make up 60 credits in Media. Students must select 60 credits (three modules) per joint honors subject and three modules in each semester. You may choose either MS-229 or MSW229 in TB1.

Optional Modules - Media 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Introduction to Film ProductionSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-228MS-228 is the pre-requisite for MS323 Documentary and Fiction Filmmaking in the final year.
Professional Development: Preparing for WorkSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-229
Public Relations Theory in ActionSeptember-January (TB1)20MSP200
Approaches to Film AnalysisSeptember-January (TB1)20MSS217
Sgiliau Cyfryngau YmarferolSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW200
Datblygiad Proffesiynol: Paratoi ar gyfer GwaithSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW229
Creative Media PracticeJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-221
Social Media CulturesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-232
Investigating Text, Process and AudiencesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-233
Media LawJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-235
Pop Culture and Alternative News Genres January-June (TB2)20MS-237
The History of Screen AnimationJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS202
Testunau TrawsgyfryngolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW204
Cyfathrebu DigidolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW207
AND

Choose Minimum Of 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select at least two modules and a maximum of three modules. Select at least one module in each teaching block. Overall students must select three modules per semester and three modules per joint honours subject.

English Literature - Compulsory Selective  
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Debating Texts: Theory in LiteratureSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-206
Revolution of the Word: ModernismSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-207
Exploring the Bloody Chamber: Medieval to PostmodernSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-237
Fragments of Union: The Cultural Making and Breaking of BritainJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-241
Contentious ShakespeareJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-242
Medieval EncountersJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-266
AND

Choose Maximum Of 20 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students may (but do not have to) choose one module to make up 60 credits of English Literature for the year. Do not select more than three modules in total in any one semester.

English Literature - Optional Modules 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Introduction to Writing PoetrySeptember-January (TB1)20EN-232
Introduction to Writing FictionSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-234
Race and Ethnicity: American PerspectivesSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-243
Techniques of SeeingSeptember-January (TB1)20VC-200
Introduction to Writing DramaJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-236
American Word / American Image January-June (TB2)20EN-244
Writing a Short FilmJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-270

Year 3 (Level 5S)

FHEQ 5 Undergraduate Sandwich Year

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

None found.

Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 120 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students will have the opportunity to study abroad at one of our partner institutions and to experience different cultures.

Study Abroad 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Media and Communications - Study abroad September-June (TB1+2)120MS-S01

Year 4 (Level 6)

FHEQ 6 Undergraduate / Honours

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

None found.

Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 60 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select 3 modules across teaching block 1 and 2. These should balance with your other modules. If you choose MS-311 (Dissertation) you MUST also choose MS-310 Dissertation Preparation. You can only choose a dissertation in ONE of your joint honours subjects. If you choose MSW309 you MUST also select MSW312. You can study MSW312 without taking MSW309. If you choose the MSW312 or MSW309 you can NOT take MS-323. In order to take MS-323 you must take the pre-requisite MS-228.

Media Module Options 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Media and IdentitiesSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-302
Dissertation PreparationSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-310
Documentary and Fiction FilmmakingSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-323
Keeping it Reel – Studying Documentary September-January (TB1)20MS-332
Reporting the 21st CenturySeptember-January (TB1)20MS-336
Sports Public Relations September-January (TB1)20MS-344
Strategy, Marketing and BrandingSeptember-January (TB1)20MSP300R
Cynllunio Cynhyrchiad Aml-blatfformSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW312
Digital FuturesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-306
Practical Web TechnologiesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-307
Journalism in PracticeJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-309
DissertationJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-311
Science Fiction and MediaJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-345
Guerrilla Campaigns: Subversive and Interruptive PRJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-348
Contemporary Film and TelevisionJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS311
Media and Communication InternshipJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS312
Interniaeth y Cyfryngau a ChyfathrebuJanuary-June (TB2)20MSSW312
Testunau TrawsgyfryngolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW301
Creu Cynhyrchiad Aml-BlatfformJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW309
AND

Choose Minimum Of 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select a minimum of 40 credits and a maximum of 60 credits if you do not wish to select a Creative Writing module from the box below. ** please note that acceptance on the English Literature dissertation is subject to the submission of a suitable proposal towards the end of year 2. Students must not select more than 60 credits per semester

Optional Modules - English Literature 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Dissertation - English LiteratureSeptember-June (TB1+2)40EN-3031
Welsh Gothic / Gothic WalesSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3040
Poetry in the Twentieth CenturySeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3043
Written in Blood: Reading the VampireSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3050
Graphic NovelSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3055
African American Literature 1910-1940: The Harlem RenaissanceSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3061
ChaucerSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-314
Reading/Writing TraumaSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-394
Crime Fiction since 1920January-June (TB2)20EN-3045
The Swansea University International Dylan Thomas Prize ModuleJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3053
Beyond ShakespeareJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3058
Philosophy and LiteratureJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3060
AND

Choose Maximum Of 20 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : If required, select ONE module to fulfil 60 credits in English Literature. Students must not select EN-3026 if they have selected EN-3031. Students must have previously studied a Creative Writing module to select EN-3026. Students must not select more than 60 credits per semester

Optional Modules (Creative Writing) 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Further Fiction WritingSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3014
Further Creative Non FictionSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-309
Creative Writing Personal ProjectJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3026
Further Poetry WritingJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-319

4 Year Full Time With a Year in Industry

Year 1 (Level 4)

FHEQ 4 Undergraduate / HECert

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

Compulsory Modules
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule Code
Introduction to Media CommunicationSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-100
Employability Skills for Culture and CommunicationJanuary-June (TB2)0CC-N150
Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select 2 x20 credit modules. Note: Students can select either MS-103 or MSW108, but not both and MS-126 or MSW126 but not both. Student must not select more than three modules in total per semester.

Media Optional Modules 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Introduction to Film StudiesSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-103
Delivering and Decoding the NewsSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-114
Cyflwyniad i Astudiaethau FfilmSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW108
Principles of MediationJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-117
Public Relations: Strategic CommunicationsJanuary-June (TB2)20MSP100R
Hollywood: A History of American FilmJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS106
Cysylltiadau Cyhoeddus: Cyfathrebu StrategolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW106
Platfformau Cyfryngau CreadigolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW126
AND

Choose Minimum Of 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students must select at least two modules and may select three modules and not select from the optional box below. In total, students must not exceed THREE modules (60 credits) in any one teaching block

Compulsory Selective - English Literature 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Monsters, Theories, TransformationsSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-100
English EssentialsSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-120
Approaches to Gender in English LiteratureJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-112
AND

Choose Maximum Of 20 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select one module if required to make up 60 credits (three modules) of English Literature. Students must not exceed three modules in any one teaching block

Optional Modules 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
The sound system of EnglishSeptember-January (TB1)20ALE121
Creative Writing: Fiction GenresSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-117
Materiality and Meaning in the Visual ArtsSeptember-January (TB1)20VC-100
Introduction to Visual Culture September-January (TB1)20VC-101
Introduction to American Literature and CultureJanuary-June (TB2)20AM-113
Literature and Society in Medieval Europe.January-June (TB2)20EN-113
Creative Writing: Styles of FictionJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-118

Year 2 (Level 5)

FHEQ 5 Undergraduate / HEDip

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

Compulsory Modules
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule Code
Theorising the MediaSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-200
Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select two modules to make up 60 credits in Media. Students must select 60 credits (three modules) per joint honors subject and three modules in each semester. You may choose either MS-229 or MSW229 in TB1.

Optional Modules - Media 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Introduction to Film ProductionSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-228MS-228 is the pre-requisite for MS-323 Documentary and Fiction Filmmaking in the final year.
Professional Development: Preparing for WorkSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-229
Public Relations Theory in ActionSeptember-January (TB1)20MSP200
Approaches to Film AnalysisSeptember-January (TB1)20MSS217
Sgiliau Cyfryngau YmarferolSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW200
Datblygiad Proffesiynol: Paratoi ar gyfer GwaithSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW229
Creative Media PracticeJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-221
Social Media CulturesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-232
Investigating Text, Process and AudiencesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-233
Media LawJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-235
Pop Culture and Alternative News Genres January-June (TB2)20MS-237
The History of Screen AnimationJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS202
Testunau TrawsgyfryngolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW204
Cyfathrebu DigidolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW207
AND

Choose Minimum Of 20 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select at least two modules and a maximum of three modules. Select at least one module in each teaching block. Overall students must select three modules per semester and three modules per joint honours subject.

English Literature - Compulsory Selective  
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Debating Texts: Theory in LiteratureSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-206
Revolution of the Word: ModernismSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-207
Exploring the Bloody Chamber: Medieval to PostmodernSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-237
Fragments of Union: The Cultural Making and Breaking of BritainJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-241
Contentious ShakespeareJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-242
Medieval EncountersJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-266
AND

Choose Maximum Of 20 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Students may (but do not have to) choose one module to make up 60 credits of English Literature for the year. Do not select more than three modules in total in any one semester.

English Literature - Optional Modules 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Introduction to Writing PoetrySeptember-January (TB1)20EN-232
Introduction to Writing FictionSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-234
Race and Ethnicity: American PerspectivesSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-243
Techniques of SeeingSeptember-January (TB1)20VC-200
Introduction to Writing DramaJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-236
American Word / American Image January-June (TB2)20EN-244
Writing a Short FilmJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-270

Year 3 (Level 5S)

FHEQ 5 Undergraduate Sandwich Year

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

None found.

Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 120 credits from the following Modules:

Year in Industry 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Year in Industry - School of Culture and CommunicationAcademic Year120CC-S00

Year 4 (Level 6)

FHEQ 6 Undergraduate / Honours

Students choose 120 credits from the following:

None found.

Optional Modules

Choose Exactly 60 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select 3 modules across teaching block 1 and 2. These should balance with your other modules. If you choose MS-311 (Dissertation) you MUST also choose MS-310 Dissertation Preparation. You can only choose a dissertation in ONE of your joint honours subjects. If you choose MSW309 you MUST also select MSW312. You can study MSW312 without taking MSW309. If you choose the MSW312 or MSW309 you can NOT take MS-323. In order to take MS-323 you must take the pre-requisite MS-228.

Media Module Options 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Media and IdentitiesSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-302
Dissertation PreparationSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-310
Documentary and Fiction FilmmakingSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-323
Keeping it Reel – Studying Documentary September-January (TB1)20MS-332
Reporting the 21st CenturySeptember-January (TB1)20MS-336
Sports Public Relations September-January (TB1)20MS-344
Game Over - Press Start to Continue: Critical Game StudiesSeptember-January (TB1)20MS-346
Strategy, Marketing and BrandingSeptember-January (TB1)20MSP300R
Cynllunio Cynhyrchiad Aml-blatfformSeptember-January (TB1)20MSW312
Digital FuturesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-306
Practical Web TechnologiesJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-307
Journalism in PracticeJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-309
DissertationJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-311
Science Fiction and MediaJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-345
Guerrilla Campaigns: Subversive and Interruptive PRJanuary-June (TB2)20MS-348
Contemporary Film and TelevisionJanuary-June (TB2)20MSS311
Testunau TrawsgyfryngolJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW301
Creu Cynhyrchiad Aml-BlatfformJanuary-June (TB2)20MSW309
AND

Choose Minimum Of 40 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : Select a minimum of 40 credits and a maximum of 60 credits if you do not wish to select a Creative Writing module from the box below. ** please note that acceptance on the English Literature dissertation is subject to the submission of a suitable proposal towards the end of year 2. Students must not select more than 60 credits per semester

Optional Modules - English Literature 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Dissertation - English LiteratureSeptember-June (TB1+2)40EN-3031
Welsh Gothic / Gothic WalesSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3040
Poetry in the Twentieth CenturySeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3043
Written in Blood: Reading the VampireSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3050
Graphic NovelSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3055
African American Literature 1910-1940: The Harlem RenaissanceSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3061
ChaucerSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-314
Reading/Writing TraumaSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-394
Crime Fiction since 1920January-June (TB2)20EN-3045
The Swansea University International Dylan Thomas Prize ModuleJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3053
Beyond ShakespeareJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3058
Philosophy and LiteratureJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3060
AND

Choose Maximum Of 20 credits from the following Modules:

NOTE : If required, select ONE module to fulfil 60 credits in English Literature. Students must not select EN-3026 if they have selected EN-3031. Students must have previously studied a Creative Writing module to select EN-3026. Students must not select more than 60 credits per semester

Optional Modules (Creative Writing) 
Module NameModule DurationCreditsModule CodeGuidance
Further Fiction WritingSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-3014
Further Creative Non FictionSeptember-January (TB1)20EN-309
Creative Writing Personal ProjectJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-3026
Further Poetry WritingJanuary-June (TB2)20EN-319

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Practical skills sessions, lab work seminars, and workshops predominantly take place in person, allowing for group working and demonstrations. We also operate virtual labs and Simulated Learning Environments which will facilitate greater access to training opportunities in the future. However, our approach also includes the use of some online learning to support and enhance traditional face-to-face teaching. 

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This course may offer some modules taught through the medium of Welsh or bilingually for students who consider themselves to be fluent Welsh speakers. For more details on the provision available see the Welsh Provision expander below.

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There are opportunities for Welsh speakers to study at least 40 credits of this course through the medium of Welsh. Academi Hywel Teifi is here to support you throughout your time at Swansea University. We can offer you:

  • Access to generous Welsh-language study scholarships or bursaries.
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  • An opportunity to gain an additional free qualification that serves as evidence of your Welsh language ability for future employers.
  • Opportunity to be a member of the Swansea University Branch of the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol.

To learn more about the above and all the opportunities available to you through the medium of Welsh, visit Academi Hywel Teifi's undergraduate pages.

If you study at least 40 credits in Welsh and it is listed as an eligible course on the webpage, you can apply for the Academi Hywel Teifi Scholarship (£300 for 1 year), or the Coleg Cymraeg Incentive Scholarship (£500 per year for 3 years).

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Start Date UK International
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September 2025 £ 9,535 £ 18,400

4 Year Full Time With a Year in Industry

Start Date UK International
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September 2025 £ 9,535 £ 18,400

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Fees for full time Undergraduate International students will increase by 3% for each subsequent year of study.

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Academi Hywel Teifi at Swansea University and the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol offer a number of generous scholarships and bursaries for students who wish to study through the medium of Welsh or bilingually. For further information about the opportunities available to you, visit the Academi Hywel Teifi Scholarships and Bursaries page.

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We also provide help and advice for Swansea University Alumni up to two years after you graduate.

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As well as subject specific support by college teaching staff and your personal tutor, the Centre for Academic Success provides courses, workshops and one-to-one support in areas such as:

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  • English language skills (if English is not your first language).

In addition, if you have a Specific Learning Difficulty (SpLD), disability, mental health or medical condition, the Centre for Academic Success have Specialist Tutors to support your learning, working alongside the Disability Office and Wellbeing Service to support all your needs and requirements whilst studying at Swansea University.

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International summer programmes are open to students from all schools. Programmes typically range from 2 to 6 weeks, across destinations such as Sri Lanka, South Korea, Fiji, Bali, the USA and across Europe. For more information about programmes and eligibility visit our Summer Abroad webpages.

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