Students visiting on the fee-paying study abroad programme for a full academic year may select modules from the module list below. These full-year modules are only available if you are coming for a full academic year. Combining still and moving images, advanced academic study and practical skills development, the ba in visual arts and film at durham is a degree like no other. No previous study of art is required, just a desire to explore the exciting world of visual art and film. As such, alongside the language-learning opportunities, you can also apply to add a placement year or a year abroad to your degree, increasing the course from three years to four. Abroad) programme (VA02). Students taking the BA Visual Arts and Film (with 2 of Year Abroad) are required to complete a full academic year undertaking an approved placement with an appropriate. Our partnership with the BFI is a creative collaboration giving students the unique opportunity to learn from industry experts and to access landmark independent films on the BFI player. These programme regulations should be read in conjunction with the University’s core regulations for undergraduate programmes, and the marking and classification conventions for undergraduate programmes. Level 2 (Diploma) 4. Candidates shall study and be assessed in the following modules to the value of 60 credits: BA Visual Arts and Film, over four years, including a year abroad. Find out how to apply, all course details and structure, entry requirements and more. Find out more about the BA Visual Arts and Film modules, associated staff and what students think about the programme. Level 1 (Certificate) 2. Candidates shall study and be assessed in the following modules to the value of 80 credits: Through elective modules, you may participate in field excursions, internships, and skill-development courses like film production, gaining valuable understanding of how visual culture is created, displayed, and traded in professional contexts. Level 1 (Certificate) 2. Candidates shall study and be assessed in all of the following modules to the value of 100 credits.