845 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in North America

The Film and Digital Media programme at Baylor University provides a comprehensive education in modern media production and theory. This bachelor degree, offered in a public study mode, equips students with essential creative and technical skills for the evolving digital landscape through rigorous academic training.

The Theater program at Boston College offers a full spectrum of courses in theater production and performance and an extensive roster of courses in dramatic literature and theater history.

The B.S.V.C. Visual Communication - Multimedia Major from the Ohio University is designed to provide students with realistic and thorough broad-based professionally oriented training in visual communication while providing the necessary liberal arts and cultural background for a strong educational foundation.

Emphasizing collaboration, artistic expression and career readiness, the Film and Television Arts Programme offered at Boise State University prepares its students for a variety of jobs in the film industry and beyond.

The Filmmaking program at Wichita State University combines your creativity with the skills needed for your dream career in the video game, film or recording industry.

This self-designed Organizing Theme major at Union College lets you explore connections across disciplines. You'll submit a proposal describing your focus, course summaries, and inspiration for your theme. Approval is required from a chosen advisor and a faculty committee designated by the dean of studies.

Looking for a role in the multimedia industry? Our four-year Film, Television and Digital Production degree at Miami Dade College might be your ticket to a career. 

The Theatre - Technical Design program at the Northwest Missouri State University provides multiple hands-on opportunities to students, beginning with the first semester of their freshman year.

Tell a story. Bring it to life. Change the world. Whether you’re passionate about acting, writing, set design, or literally lighting up the stage, the Theatre Arts program at McDaniel College trains you in all the disciplines that go into creating theatrical experiences.

The Bachelor of Arts in Cinematic Arts from Azusa Pacific University is a comprehensive program that allows students to develop a spiritually aware, critical, and creative outlook.

With a curriculum that focuses on merging traditional media with new media, Fairfield University’s Film, Television and Media Arts (FTM) program takes a dynamic approach to the study of narrative media that opens a world of exploration and creative possibilities. 

The Film Studies Program from Boston College has arisen out of a need and desire to assist students in developing critical and technical skills in the area of film.The Film Studies major applies the liberal arts tradition to the present-day culture of images and technologies.

Communication Arts- Cinema and Media Arts is offered by University of New Hampshire. Cinema and media arts explores human communication through film, video, audio, digital arts and interactive media.

The degree in Media and Entertainment Arts (Video Arts) at University of Southern Mississippi prepares students to enter the multibillion-dollar media and entertainment arts industries.

Are you interested in creating and editing video and media in a team environment? University of Wisconsin Stout offers a Bachelor's degree in Video Production.     

Oglethorpe University’s interdisciplinary Film and Media Studies program explores film, television and new media through a curriculum combining theory and practice. 

The Film Program from California State University Sacramento offers interdisciplinary coursework in the areas of film production, history, theory, criticism, and writing.

The Illustration Studio Arts courses offered at Marywood University prepare you for the demanding and competitive field of illustration. 

The Film Studies from Otterbein University concentration gives you a chance to explore the power of cinema. 

The Cinematic Arts programme at Missouri Western State University is a production-heavy program that incorporates both traditional film practices and current industry visual effects, providing a complete modern digital cinema degree.