83 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in Canada

The Visual and Material Culture B.A. at Mount Allison University is an interdisciplinary public programme exploring images and objects across history. Students examine non-verbal expression through two distinct streams in a flexible format. This undergraduate degree offers comprehensive training in visual literacy and cultural analysis.

The Film Studies programme at Concordia University Montréal is a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) delivered full-time over three to four years. This undergraduate course explores cinema as a fine art and commercial industry, offering students a deep dive into visual culture through a flexible, professional-grade learning environment.

Learn to translate great stories from the page to the screen from award-winning filmmakers by taking this Film Production programme at Toronto Film School. 

Brock University has the oldest and one of the most distinguished film studies programs in Canada. The Film Studies program focuses on critical and historical courses that examine a variety of approaches to film and related media.

Our BMus in Digital Audio Arts program offered at University of Lethbridge is theoretically grounded and practically-focused, with in-depth training developed and delivered in real-world professional settings. 

A bachelor's degree (BA) in Art at University of Lethbridge allows you to explore art as well as other interests; it offers flexible program options, while you focus on studio art and art history/museum studies courses.

One of the first programs of its kind in Canada, Media Arts and Cultures at University of New Brunswick has offered students a dynamic mix of critical media studies and hands-on creative coursework since 1996.

As a unique interdisciplinary area of study, the Interactive Arts and Science program at Brock University prepares the next generation of digital media innovators and scholars.

The Art History and Film Studies programme at Concordia University Montréal is a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) delivered full-time over three to four years. This interdisciplinary course explores the intersection of visual arts and cinema, providing a robust academic foundation in both creative practice and critical theory.

The Intermedia (Video, Performance and Electronic Arts) (BFA) at Concordia University Montréal is a full-time undergraduate programme spanning three to four years. This Bachelor of Fine Arts degree explores the intersection of emerging technologies and traditional arts through video, robotics, and performance-based media.

Film Studies from University of Manitoba provides students with a unique opportunity to create a feature length film, as well as make short films, working with their peers in a collective context which is an experience very different from that at other institutions. 

The Studio Art programme at Concordia University Montréal is a flexible Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree. Spanning three to four years of full-time study, this undergraduate course allows students to explore contemporary visual arts. Based in Montréal, the programme offers diverse pathways in various creative disciplines.

The Film Production B.Sc. at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time programme delivered at the Vancouver campus. This public study mode course develops technical and creative skills for professional cinema careers, allowing students to produce multiple films within an intimate, collaborative cohort.

The Art History and Visual Culture programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year Bachelor of Arts degree. Delivered in a public study mode, this course explores global artistic traditions and visual media. Students develop critical thinking skills while examining diverse cultural and historical contexts.

The Cinema and Media Studies BA at York University provides a comprehensive exploration of film, television, and digital moving images. This flexible programme, available for both full-time and part-time study, combines historical theory with critical analysis to prepare students for the modern global media landscape.

In the Film and Television Production advanced diploma programme from Humber Polytechnic, you will gain hands-on experience with production and digital cinematography equipment from your first days at school. 

Working filmmakers will teach you the skills to write, direct, produce, shoot and edit your own films in this Film Production programme at Toronto Film School. 

The Media Arts programme at York University is a public bachelor degree that integrates critical theory with practical creation. Students engage in full-time or part-time study to master immersive and interactive technologies. This innovative curriculum empowers creators to redefine storytelling through modern digital platforms.

The Film and Television (Honours) BFT program from Sheridan College has helped countless students launch their journeys into the world of motion pictures, broadcast and multimedia. This degree opens doors to a wide range of careers including director, editor, screenwriter and cinematographer.

The Film and Screen Arts programme at Emily Carr University of Art + Design is a comprehensive undergraduate course delivered full-time on campus. Students explore analogue and digital media, developing technical mastery and artistic vision over four years to prepare for professional excellence in the global creative industry.