Comparative Literature and Cinema （Comparative Literature and Film Studies BA）
The course is divided into two themes. The literature course aims to introduce students to the relationship between literature and pure art, music, popular culture and film. Learn literature from a comparative perspective, and explore literary themes, styles, trends and cross-cultural literary works.
The film course covers aesthetics and film history of major countries in the United States, Latin America and Europe, and introduces students to major film theories and the development of film science. Students can choose literature or film as their main learning content in one academic year, and then have the opportunity to participate in a research project integrating literature and film.
Course arrangement: three full time
Design and innovation （Design and Innovation Bachelor of Engineering）
The course cultivates architects with innovative design ability. Students should master the latest architectural technology and understand creative design methods. The course is mainly for students who are interested in architecture and willing to carry out creative design. The school cultivates students who are creative, imaginative and willing to accept challenges Study abroad in British innovative design The biggest advantage of the course is that students can understand that design is closely related to our quality of life.
Course arrangement: three full time
Theatre （Drama BA）
The drama course of Queen Mary College is not only about theater performance and performance design, but also about how people in social life play themselves and form their own culture. We explore the emergence of drama, the architectural form of theater and the development of performance theory and technology under a broader social and historical text. The school requires students to analyze the grand theater and dramatic performances, such as Renaissance dramas; Naturalism and contemporary performing arts.
Course arrangement: three full time
English and Drama （English and Drama BA）
This diverse course includes performance practice and learning of texts in different periods and styles. The course combines the theory and practice of relevant fields well, giving students the opportunity to contact English and drama, and understanding how English and drama complement each other. The school encourages students to explore texts and performances in political, cultural and historical environments.
Course schedule: 3 years
English and Film Studies （English and Film Studies BA）
English and film learning is a unique interdisciplinary course combining theory, text analysis and practice. Students will master the skills of the intersection of English and film learning.
From the perspective of an English learner, students can study texts in a certain historical and cultural context, and students will be able to critically look at literary texts, explore how history, philosophy and psychology shape literature, and how literature responds to history.
Cinematology is a subject involving a wide range of subjects. It is the core of film learning to encounter films of different styles, styles, stages and countries. Film students will spend a lot of time watching movies, reading/writing scripts.
Course arrangement: three full time
Tuition fee: ￡ 19250
Film and Drama （Film Studies and Drama BA）
This course guides students to study the dramatization of the real world we live in, and explore the relationship between film production, scene scheduling and audience. The course introduces students to the theory of performance and presentation, as well as the core elements of 20th century drama and film. Students have the opportunity to learn the historical and theoretical topics contained in films and plays.
Course arrangement: three full time
Tuition fee: ￡ 19250
Film and French （Film Studies and French BA）
Cinematology is an interdisciplinary major. Learning different genres and styles of films, and films in different periods and countries is the core of this course. Film students will spend a lot of time watching movies, reading/writing scripts. Students will gain experience from the practice mode, deeply understand the roles of producers, directors, screenwriters and actors, and gain keen insight into the film industry. Film learning is an introductory subject for visual aesthetics, narrative and film technology learning. At the same time, students can learn history, politics, philosophy and performance technology through film science.
The film course covers aesthetics and film history of major countries in the United States, Latin America and Europe, and introduces students to major film theories and the development of film science. At the same time, students will learn German, and they will learn and analyze the film text in the German cultural background. The first year of basic courses focuses on linguistics, literature and culture. The second and final year of the course will be more in-depth, covering literary and gender studies, media and historical concepts. Students can also choose professional language courses to acquire linguistic knowledge related to German films. In the third year, students will study in a German speaking country. Students can choose to study in other universities or work as assistants in German.
Course arrangement: four full time
Tuition fee: ￡ 19250
Film and Spanish Studies （Film Studies and Hispanic Studies BA）
Cinematology is an interdisciplinary major. Learning different genres and styles of films, and films in different periods and countries is the core of this course. Film students will spend a lot of time watching movies, reading/writing scripts. Students will gain experience from the practice mode, deeply understand the roles of producers, directors, screenwriters and actors, and gain keen insight into the film industry. Film learning is an introductory subject for visual aesthetics, narrative and film technology learning. At the same time, students can learn history, politics, philosophy and performance technology through film science.
The film course covers aesthetics and film history of major countries in the United States, Latin America and Europe, and introduces students to major film theories and the development of film science. At the same time, students will learn Spanish, and they will learn and analyze film texts in the context of Spanish. Spanish studies will involve Spanish, Portuguese and Catalan learning in Iberia and Latin America. In the third year, students will study in a Spanish speaking country, either Spain or any Latin American country. Students can choose to study in other universities or work as teaching assistants in Spanish.
Course arrangement: four full time
Tuition fee: ￡ 19250
Film and Russian （Film Studies and Russian BA）
Cinematology is an interdisciplinary major. Learning different genres and styles of films, and films in different periods and countries is the core of this course. Film students will spend a lot of time watching movies, reading/writing scripts. Students will gain experience from the practice mode, deeply understand the roles of producers, directors, screenwriters and actors, and gain keen insight into the film industry. Film learning is an introductory subject for visual aesthetics, narrative and film technology learning. At the same time, students can learn history, politics, philosophy and performance technology through film science.
The film course covers aesthetics and film history of major countries in the United States, Latin America and Europe, and introduces students to major film theories and the development of film science. At the same time, students will learn Russian, and they will learn and analyze the film text in the Russian cultural background.
Course arrangement: four full time
Tuition fee: ￡ 19250
Film production （Film Studies BA）
This major introduces students to a series of actions, figures, texts and theories in the international film world. Students will also learn and develop practical skills, such as screenwriting and film production. In the first academic year, students need to take 8 courses, which are planned to provide a solid foundation in film history, European industry, film language, concepts and technology. In the next few years of study, Studied abroad in film production Students will learn film theory and professional knowledge in their chosen professional fields. In the last year, students will be given an opportunity, whether written or practical, to make projects that meet their skills and interests.
Course arrangement: three full time
Tuition fee: ￡ 12750
French and Drama （French and Drama BA）
Learning drama and language can help students explore the connection and interaction between cultural traditions. The time for students to learn language and drama is evenly distributed. The curriculum will include the development of students' language skills and performance practice. Students have the opportunity to experience a large number of performances and cultural traditions, and feel the similarities between the two. The third year of study is usually conducted in French speaking countries, and students can choose to study or work as interns.
Course arrangement: four full time
Tuition fee: ￡ 12750
Spanish and Drama （Hispanic Studies and Drama BA）
Learning drama and language can help students explore the connection and interaction between cultural traditions. The time for students to learn language and drama is evenly distributed. The curriculum will include the development of students' language skills and performance practice. Students have the opportunity to experience a large number of performances and cultural traditions, and feel the similarities between the two. The third year of study is usually in Spain, and students can choose to study or work as interns.
Course arrangement: four full time
Tuition fee: ￡ 19250
History and Film （History and Film Studies BA）
Cinematology is an interdisciplinary major. Learning different genres and styles of films, and films in different periods and countries is the core of this course. Film students will spend a lot of time watching movies, reading/writing scripts. Students will gain experience from the practice mode, deeply understand the roles of producers, directors, screenwriters and actors, and gain keen insight into the film industry. Film learning is an introductory subject for visual aesthetics, narrative and film technology learning. At the same time, students can learn history, politics, philosophy and performance technology through film science.
This course combines film science with the history of the United States, Britain and Europe, and pays special attention to the film culture of Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United States in the 20th century. The first year's course is mainly about the core concepts of film science and contemporary history. Students in the second and third years of the course choose a country as the main learning object, and it is best to focus on the suitability of films in this country for culture. In the last year, we learned first-hand materials based on documents or studied independently, and finally wrote a 10-15000 word research paper.
Course arrangement: three full time
Tuition fee: ￡ 19250
