648 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in Europe

You watch. You binge. You play. You’re entertained, informed, influenced and connected. This Film and Screen Studies (Hons) degree offered by University of Nottingham helps you to understand how this happens - and the opportunities to get involved.

The humanities and social sciences are key to understanding what it means to be human. If you're passionate about these areas and ready to take your studies to the next level, completing this English and Film (Foundation Year) (Hons) course at Manchester Metropolitan University will set you on the path to your linked undergraduate degree.

The Practical Filmmaking (Hons) course at Central Film School is designed with the next generation of filmmakers at it's core. Throughout their two years, students will cover a wide range of filmmaking skills and theory needed to thrive in the modern screen industries.

The BA Film Production (with Foundation Year) combines creative and technical filmmaking with an integrated foundation year that builds your confidence and prepares you for degree-level study. The Film Production (with Foundation Year) programme is offered at Oxford Brookes University.

The humanities and social sciences are key to understanding what it means to be human. If you're passionate about these areas and ready to take your studies to the next level, completing this Film and Media Studies (Foundation Year) (Hons) course at Manchester Metropolitan University will set you on the path to your linked undergraduate degree.

Film (Extended Degree) (Hons) at Northumbria University provides an alternative route to higher education and supports those who don’t meet the standard entry requirements for an undergraduate degree.

The Filmmaking (with Foundation Year) (Hons) degree from Wrexham University is a hands-on degree for aspiring filmmakers who want to develop creative, technical, and collaborative skills for careers in the screen industries. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Journalism (Hons) at Technological University Dublin is a comprehensive four-year programme designed for full-time study. This degree equips students with essential skills for various media platforms, including broadcasting and online journalism, ensuring a robust foundation for future careers in the field.

The Bachelor of Arts in Creative Digital Media at Technological University Dublin is a three-year full-time programme designed for aspiring digital creatives. This degree equips students with essential skills in various media disciplines, preparing them for a dynamic career in the creative industries.

The University of Bedfordshire offers a B.A. in Film and Television Production (Hons), designed to provide a comprehensive education in the field. This undergraduate degree spans three years and is delivered through a full-time format, ensuring students gain practical experience and industry insights essential for their careers.

Since it was established by Magnum photographer David Hurn in 1973, the Documentary Photography (Hons) programme from University of South Wales has become one of the leading documentary photography and photojournalism courses in the world.

The BA in Graphic and Media Design (Hons) at the University of the Arts London (UAL) builds on the long history of unique excellence in design and communication at London College of Communication, to prepare students for the future of design and new technologies.

This Film Studies course at the University of Warwick covers the foundations of film and television history, theory, analysis and interpretation. From this foundation, you will develop your understanding of national and historic film and television cultures.

The University of Salford offers a BA in Media and Performance, designed to immerse students in the dynamic world of media arts. This full-time programme spans three years, providing a comprehensive education in performance and media production. Students will develop essential skills for a successful career in the creative industries while exploring diverse performance contexts.

The Film and Visual Culture and Philosophy programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your rigorous training in the history and theory of the moving image in the 21st century with a fascinating exploration of how we as humans approach the ‘big questions’ of fundamental importance to us throughout the ages to the present day.

The Film Studies BA from King's College London offers unparalleled critical, historical, and theoretical tools to understand and appreciate the creative potential of cinematic and digital media and their social, cultural, political, and economic importance in our world.

The Photography with Video (Hons) degree offered at Ulster University constitute a hugely significant visual language which is always around us, in film, art, news, advertising, editorial, fashion or commerce.

At King's College London we offer you a lively and intellectually stimulating home in the heart of London where you will be taught by leading experts. Our Comparative Literature with Film Studies modules embrace 10 languages and 5 continents and span over 2,500 years. 

Whether you are interested in the moving image as an art form or an industry, the Film and Television Studies BA programme offered at Aberystwyth University will give you the space to explore different technical and critical approaches in a creative environment.

The Illustration and Visual Media (Hons) programme at the University of the Arts London (UAL) is a studio-based course that aims to produce creative and innovative illustrators who are prepared to take risks with their work.