648 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in Europe

Study English, Drama and Film (Hons) at University College Dublin if you are interested in the relationships between literature, drama, film, and media cultures.

The Film and Visual Culture and History programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your rigorous training in the history and theory of the moving image in the 21st century. You will study at Scotland’s top-rated university for the impact of its historical research and will gain the specialist and transferable skills to open up a wide spectrum of career opportunities.

The Film Production (Hons) at The University of Winchester is a professional three-year, full-time programme delivered on campus. This public course focuses on hands-on technical mastery and creative storytelling, providing year-round access to industry-standard equipment to prepare students for high-level media careers.

Anglia Ruskin University offers a B.A. in Drama and Film (Hons) with a duration of 3 years. This full-time programme immerses students in the world of performance and filmmaking, equipping them with essential skills for diverse career paths in the creative industries.

This Joint Honours degree allows you to combine English and Film Studies at Royal Holloway University of London, considering the cultural and creative impact of both literature and film.

Filmmakers are the all-rounders behind the scenes. They combine strong dialogues with captivating images to create moving stories. We offer a bachelor degree in Filmmaking at Macromedia University of Applied Sciences. 

On this dynamic Costume Design for Film and Television (Hons) course at Falmouth University, you’ll cultivate the practical, creative and theoretical skills needed to enter the exciting world of screen-based costume design.

The International Foundation in Business and Humanities - Filmmaking programme from INTO Manchester is preparing you for an undergraduate degree in a variety of subjects at an NCUK university.

Our Film and TV program at 3is-International Institute for Image and Sound prepares students who are fluent in English for an international career in directing, screenwriting, producing, cinematography and editing.

The Birkbeck, University of London offers a part-time B.A. in Film and Media with Foundation Year, perfect for those looking to delve into the realms of film and media. This degree spans four years, providing a comprehensive understanding of various media forms and practices, while accommodating evening classes for flexible learning.

The University of Roehampton offers a BA in Media and Communications (Hons), designed to immerse students in the dynamic world of media. This undergraduate programme spans three years and combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, preparing graduates for diverse roles in the creative industries.

The Media and Film major at Suffolk University helps students develop an understanding of the media’s political, social, and cultural role in societies, while simultaneously learning to become creative visual storytellers, primarily in documentary and news content, through the development of hands-on video production skills.

The Screenwriting (Joint Honours) programme at the University of Worcester is a three-year, full-time undergraduate degree. This public study mode course focuses on crafting scripts for film, television, and radio. You will develop professional writing techniques while collaborating with a creative community of peers.

The Film and Visual Culture and German (5 years) programme of the University of Aberdeen brings a European dimension to your rigorous training in the history and theory of the moving image in the 21st century. You will study the language and culture of German-speaking countries, including cinema, adding international possibilities to a career in creative arts and media, business and other options.

The Visual Arts and Film BA course at Durham University has been designed to be fully inclusive, and to this end uses a wide variety of learning and teaching methods.

The Film (Hons) at Anglia Ruskin University is a comprehensive three-year, full-time bachelor programme. Students explore cinema history and global genres while gaining practical skills in screenwriting and digital filmmaking. This Cambridge-based course offers a creative environment for aspiring industry professionals.

If  you are interested in the various forms of motion pictures if you have mature visual intelligence and good cooperating and communication skills you can choose the Film and Media Studies program from Budapest Metropolitan University.

The goal of the Dual Bachelor in Journalism and Film, Television and Media Studies at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid is to train professionals in the use of journalistic language and the different formats of audiovisual culture (cinema, television and new media).

The Cinema and Media Engineering programme at Politecnico di Torino is focused on multimedia and multidisciplinary areas, with instruction in technological, scientific and engineering disciplines as well as subjects in communication, humanities and the social sciences.   

The International Foundation in Science and Engineering - Creative Media Technology programme from INTO Manchester is a preparation degree designed for students who don’t yet meet the language scores or academic requirements for direct entry to their desired programme.