845 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in North America

Film Studies from Michigan State University engages students in the history, theory and production of world cinema. With this innovative training, graduates of film studies have gone on to a wide range of careers that utilize and depend on the moving image - from film production, digital distribution, and film criticism to arts management, educational programming, and public affairs work. 

Students graduating with a Cinema and Media Studies major at University of Chicago will be trained in critical, formal, theoretical, and historical thinking and analysis. 

The Cinematic Arts, Film and Television Production programme at the University of Southern California is a comprehensive bachelor degree. This public study mode course blends liberal arts with professional film training. Students complete 128 units, focusing on technical mastery and creative storytelling over four years.

The Film and Video Studies programme at Purdue University offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course combines technical production skills with theoretical analysis. Students engage in a rigorous curriculum designed to master visual storytelling over a standard four-year duration.

The Culture, Literature and the Arts program of the University of Washington Bothell inquires into the make-up of diverse cultures and societies, and their literatures and arts.

The Film and Television program at The University of Arizona prepares students for creative, business, legal and academic careers in film and television.  

To get a play from page to stage takes the creativity of a whole team of behind-the-scenes players. This program helps you cultivate your craft as a costume designer, tech director, stage manager and more. Theatre Production - Design and Technical Production Emphasis program is offered The University of Arizona. 

The Theatre and Performance Studies program of Tufts University provides a balanced mix of study and practice, understanding and process, thinking and doing. 

If you have a passion for filmmaking and are interested in movies and media, consider studying Film and Media Arts at the University of Utah.

The Journalism and Mass Communication programme at George Washington University offers a comprehensive undergraduate education in media production and reporting. This full-time degree focuses on developing practical skills and critical thinking within the heart of Washington, D.C., preparing students for diverse media careers.

The Radio-Television-Film BSc program from University of Texas at Austin fits you if you aim to be part of the next generation of great storytellers, media makers, and critical media citizens, our intersection of cutting-edge film school and world-class media studies program is the perfect, affordable match for your creative ambitions. 

Students in the Theater and Performance Studies program from University of Chicago aspiring to graduate study or a career in drama will find that they are well prepared at every level. Whatever the goals, participation in the arts—both in and out of the classroom—enhances the broad-based liberal arts education that is fundamental to the UChicago experience. 

Race, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from University of Wisconsin La Crosse seeks to understand how various societies construct ideas of maleness/masculinity and femaleness/femininity in relation to other social categories and to systems of inequality and privilege. 

Film, Television and Media Arts at Quinnipiac University requires a passion for storytelling. You’ll learn the technical and narrative tools you need to write, edit and produce films professionally.

Film and television- two extremely powerful mediums. Both elements are heavily covered and taught in Palm Beach Atlantic University Cinema Arts program, one of the top such departments in the country, offered at Florida's top Christian college.

The Literature (Film and Media) program at Duke University offers you the opportunity to study media in all of its complexity – as a social, technical, historical, and industrial process of communication that is central to the processes of modernization and globalization.

Filmmaking and Moving Image Arts from Sarah Lawrence College offers a vibrant, dynamic, creative incubator to ignite the imagination of the next generation of media makers. 

The Jazz and Contemporary Media program at Wichita State University will help you take your musical talent to a higher level. You'll train like a professional with acclaimed faculty. And you'll have the opportunity to dazzle audiences in venues, big and small, on-campus and across the state's center of arts and culture.

The Photo Media (Studio Art) program at Wichita State University prepares students to be exceptional artists as well as versatile, creative professionals. The program offers a foundation in the fundamental aspects of photography is required, as well as an understanding of the historical and social context in which photography is encountered.

Opportunities abound in our Photography and Video program at School of Visual Arts, which empowers students to make and speak about photographs and videos with authority, agency, and success.