- Postgraduates
Information for Postgraduate Students
BREAKING NEWS: Under the terms of the new AHRC Block Grant Partnership, the Department was awarded 20% of the total number of AHRC postgraduate scholarships allocated across the UK to the subject area of Film and Television Studies. This means that over the period 2009-2013 we will be able to award 13 PhD and 15 MA AHRC scholarships to outstanding postgraduate applicants.
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About our courses
- Taught MA in Film & Television Studies
- MA for Research in Film & Television Studies
- PhD and MPhil Degrees in Film & Television Studies
- MA in History and Film
Postgraduate research events and groups
- Research Seminar Series
- Postgraduate Methods Reading Group
- Postgraduate Research Group
- Current and recent PhD thesis topics in the Department
Some of the Department's PhD students participating in the “Thinking Film and Television’s Digital Future Through the Past” eSeminar with colleagues at Monash University, Melbourne.
Information for current postgraduates
Much of what you need to know can be found in the newly updated Postgraduate handbook, which you can download in PDF or Word format below:
Postgraduate handbook 2010/11 pdf 
Information not covered by the handbook can be accessed via the following links:
- Student Support Services
- Postgraduate Methods Reading Group
- Information about PhDs and MPhils in the department
- Applications - PhD/MPhil Programmes
- Examination Guidelines: Click here to download the guidelines for postgraduate examinations as a PDF. For up to date examination guidelines from the Graduate School, click here
- Careers Advice
- Staff Student Liaison Committee (SSLC) web pages
- Warwick Film Studies Society
- Research Seminar Series
- Postgraduate Research Group
- Cover Sheet for Assessed Work
- Cover Sheet for Dissertation
- Internet resources for current postgraduates
- Postgraduate Student Union pages
- Student reception pages: The Student Reception acts as a ‘one stop shop’ for students wishing to access the University’s support services. The Student Reception incorporates the Student Support and Development Reception, the Academic Office Reception, and provides access to Unitemps, the online temporary staff agency established by the University of Warwick.
- Click here to take part in the National Student Survey.
The Wolfson Research Exchange website and the PhD Life blog are both useful resources for PhD students.
The Research Exchange website has lots of useful, researcher-created articles to develop your academic career, on topics like promoting yourself online, attending conferences and finding sources.
The PhD Life blog is a community blog for Warwick PhD students to informally discuss aspects of the PhD experience, find out about other researchers' solutions to problems and generally be part of a community. Click here to read the PhD Life blogs from the University of Warwick's Wolfson Research Exchange
