Study with us and you’ll have the opportunity to showcase your work in London, and get the skills you need to start career in the creative industries. Our students have screened their films at Hammersmith’s Riverside Studios, exhibited their photography in Brick Lane, and worked at leading media organisations, including the BBC.
We’re committed to the promotion of, and research in, language teaching and learning. We offer Language support to the University’s international student community and to the local community.
MA Translation student receives recognition for innovative research
Students put skills to practise at Literature Festival
Photography industry leaders on careers in the creative industries
Human Rights: Does anyone care?
Film 'Money Puzzles' premieres, simplifies the complexities of economics
Major research project will benefit language pupils and teachers
The department helps you get where you want to be with a wide range of communication and creative disciplines in Languages, Linguistics, Media, Film and Photography.
You will have access to approachable academic staff and state-of-the-art film, photography and language equipment to help you excel in your studies.
You will be taught by staff who are innovators of research and who are involved in the production of works of national and international standing.
Our strong links with employers have led to internships and work placements opportunities. Plus, our extensive calendar of events includes media masterclasses with industry professionals, such as comedian Omid Djalili and producer of Woody Allen’s Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Gareth Wiley.
Roehampton is the most research intensive modern university in the UK (Research Excellence Framework 2014).
Our staff are involved in the production of innovative works of national and international standing, including ground-breaking PGT provision in Audiovisual Translation and world leading research in Language Testing.
Find out about TECHNE Doctoral Training Partnership funding opportunities here.
"Choosing your own modules in 2nd and 3rd year lets you shape your degree around what interests you the most."
