83 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in Canada

The Film and Media Production degree programme from Humber Polytechnic prepares emerging filmmakers and media creators through hands-on learning that integrates technical training with creative voice and contemporary.

Get hands-on experience in this ACS Film and Television Production (Toronto) program offered by Trebas Institute Quebec Inc., with a variety of projects, including short films, a web series, television broadcasts and commercials. 

The Theatre programme at Acadia University is a comprehensive four-year undergraduate degree offered in full-time mode. Students engage in a collaborative environment, choosing between performance or production streams. This degree provides professional preparation in acting, technical theatre, and dramatic literature within a supportive campus setting.

Get creative through writing, acting, directing and design. In this progressive and flexible Applied Creative Arts BA programme from Thompson Rivers University, learn and practice these roles and focus on where your passion lies.

The Film Studies programme at the University of Regina is a four-year bachelor's degree delivered in a public study mode. This comprehensive course explores the history, theory, and language of moving images. Students engage with diverse media forms, from classic cinema to music videos, through both academic and production-based learning.

The Film Production programme at the University of Regina is a comprehensive four-year Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Delivered in a public study mode, this professional course focuses on cinematic storytelling and technical mastery. Students develop creative skills in animation, documentary, and dramatic filmmaking in a hands-on environment.

In the Digital Media Design - Video and Motion Graphics program at Red River College Polytechnic, students will learn the art of motion graphic design and animation.

Develop virtual production skills that prepare you for the future of broadcast and film with this Advanced Television and Film degree from Sheridan College. 

The Film Studies programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland is a public undergraduate certificate consisting of seven courses. This 21-credit hour curriculum explores cinema as a global cultural medium. Students examine various social and historical contexts while studying the evolution of film technology and form.

Film, television, and digital media have become fundamental components of everyday life. Film Studies at the University of Alberta explores the history, theory, aesthetics, cultural values and effects of these media forms through the close analysis of individual works.

The Studio Art programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive public bachelor level education. Students engage in diverse creative practices over a four-year duration, developing technical skills in various media. This undergraduate course provides a vibrant environment for aspiring artists to refine their craft.

Explore the interconnectivity between technology, art, industry, and culture. Develop skills to master emerging technologies in a variety of professional settings by applying to the New Media degree offered at University of Lethbridge.

Demand is increasing for new media artists with expertise in business and management. This New Media and Management program offered at University of Lethbridge bridges the gap between fine arts and management, giving you a competitive advantage in the marketplace.

The Computation Arts programme at Concordia University Montréal is a full-time Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) delivered over three to four years. This undergraduate degree blends computer programming with artistic vision, allowing students to explore digital culture through creative technology and interactive design.

The Cinema Studies program at the University of Toronto offers courses that reflect the diversity of cinematic experience: film analysis, history, social practice, and theory are at the core of the program.

Film Studies from Western University - Canada helps students delve into the aesthetics, history, philosophy and the technology of film making through practical historical and theoretical courses.

Master the skills to plan, shoot, direct, edit and market your own content in the Video Production diploma from Toronto Film School.

The English - Film and Media Studies programme at Bishop's University offers a comprehensive bachelor degree. This full-time course provides an in-depth exploration of cinematic history and modern media landscapes. Students engage with diverse cultural texts through a public study mode over a standard three-year duration.

This Creative Arts (On-Campus Delivery) programme from Yorkville University provides a comprehensive blend of artistic development, business acumen, and leadership skills, empowering creators to become leaders in their field. 

The New Media and Computer Science programme at the University of Lethbridge is a five-year combined degree. This full-time, on-campus course integrates a Bachelor of Fine Arts with a Bachelor of Science. It offers a unique blend of creative digital arts and technical computing expertise for aspiring industry professionals.