845 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in North America

The Broadcasting program at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette is designed to train students in the basic principles and best practices of professional electronic media. We believe the outcome of this learning experience is visible through students’ clear expression and compelling use of audio, video, graphics and text in electronic media

Film, Television and Media Arts at Quinnipiac University summer blockbuster to producing an Emmy Award winning TV series, working in film and television requires a passion for storytelling.

As a Screen Studies major at Clark University you’ll dive deep into the history, theory, and aesthetics of film, television, and new media. In addition to historical and theoretical studies, you’ll step behind the camera as you learn from hands-on experience how to develop a movie from concept to screenplay to premiere.

In the world of radio, silence is the worst thing you can hear. Learning to fix silence, including finding your own voice, is the goal at SOJMC. Choosing to major in Media Production – Radio and Television Production and Management Emphasis at the Marshall University will put your voice on the airwaves of award winning WMUL-FM 88.1.

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.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in New Media, Art, and Technology from Indiana University Kokomo consists of 84 credit hours, divided among a required core, courses within a chosen concentration, art history/theory/philosophy, and a senior capstone. This degree features an innovative multidisciplinary approach, with coursework taught by faculty from a variety of fields.

The Theatre major at Central Connecticut State University is a comprehensive program that teaches students practical application of techniques and theory, plus personal awareness, to prepare them for productive participation in an increasingly diverse and multicultural world. 

The B.S.C. Media Arts and Studies - Media and Social Change at Ohio University's program provides students with creative skills in critical media analysis, nonfiction media production and social media while exploring the social effects that media have on society.

The Bachelor of Arts in Film Production at Oklahoma City University helps students recognize, understand and produce effective storytelling for the screen. You can also combine the study of film with a variety of majors and minors like Theatre, Creative Writing, Animation and others.

The Film and Media Studies at Colorado College made significant strides this year to address ADEI issues in our Documentary Exploration Grant program.  We sought to make the program more welcoming to a diverse body of students by eliminating the tax inequity faced by international students when receiving awards 

The Theatre programme at Radford University offers a comprehensive education in the performing arts. This undergraduate degree provides students with a vibrant environment to develop their creative talents. Based at the university's main campus, the course focuses on blending artistic excellence with modern performance technology.

Learn the language of visual storytelling. Film Studies majors at Rhode Island College understand how to thrive in a media-saturated world.

Students majoring in the Mass Media - Broadcasting and Production program at the Northwest Missouri State University gain critical thinking and communication skills that aid in learning processes and techniques for pre- and post-production, recording techniques, microphone and camera operation, script writing and legal and regulations of public radio and television.

During the Film programme offered by the Central Washington University you will learn to view film as an art form, a personal or cultural expression, and as a commercial endeavor.

The Art program at the University of the District of Columbia offers courses in conceptual thinking, drawing, design, photography, and digital media. Advanced studio and art history courses help students synthesize diverse art techniques and theories.

Apply traditional skills, tools and values of the theatre arts to civic engagement, public health, and the community in the service- and career-oriented Applied Theatre program at Pacific University Oregon.

The Studio Art major at  Western Connecticut State University provides challenging visual arts training within the context of a liberal arts education. This approach infuses in our students a broad, diverse range of knowledge and experience along with the ability to think critically and analytically

The Electronic Media concentration at University of Indianapolis gives you a sturdy grasp on the skills needed to enter the TV and radio workforce fully prepared. You will get experience in the many aspects of the radio and TV industries, including writing, production, and on-air talent. The tailored nature of this program allows you to focus your education in TV, radio, or both.

Looking to work in media production related industries? With this New Communication Media major from Suny Cortland you’ll learn to develop digital content as you study art, geography, sports information and computer applications. After you graduate, you’ll have the skills to pursue a career in expanding sectors of contemporary broadcast, audio, video, multimedia, gaming and related industries.

Director. Editor. Cinematographer. VFX or video artist. Art director. Dig deeper, and you’ll realize they’re all synonyms for storyteller. That’s what you’ll become as you grow into a career with an education from Lesley University's Film program.