该学位课程研究电影和电视作为现代文化中享受和知识的主要力量。格拉斯哥市是影视制作的主要中心，创意产业的从业者和政策制定者会定期访问大学。第一和第二年提供了理论，批判和历史基础。在荣誉课程中，您将有机会通过这些方法将核心课程和选修课程相结合，包括涉及更多专业研究的内容，并探索实际工作在增进对两种媒体的理解中的作用。您将参加两门课程，介绍电影和电视分析技术，提供关于电影和电视历史的观点，并研究电影和电视作为行业的变化结构：观察，聆听，阅读，电影和电视发展的关键时刻。您将通过对关键理论概念和历史方法的更详细考虑
Comparative literature is the study of literature across cultural and national frontiers, time periods, languages and genres, even across the boundaries between literature and the other arts. You can study Comparative Literature alongside a whole range of other subjects and you may want to consider studying it with a foreign language to further expand your horizons. Defined most broadly, comparative literature is the study of ‘literature without walls’. The comparative or cross-cultural study of literatures is, in some ways, an idealistic academic discipline: it assumes that people from different cultures, times, places and languages can communicate with each other, understand (if not fully share) each other’s traditions, and benefit from such contacts. The comparatist needs to have intellectual curiosity, an open mind and the courage to confront unknown cultures and unfamiliar writers and texts. A degree in Comparative Literature at Glasgow also gives you the opportunity to include the study of a foreign language (even as a beginner) as part of your curriculum. Comparative Literature is also available as a joint degree, meaning you will study another subject alongside it.