845 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in North America

The Creative Writing, Specialization in Screenwriting B.A. at Oakland University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. Students develop professional scriptwriting skills through intensive workshops and film analysis. This degree focuses on storytelling for the screen, preparing graduates for the media industry.

Television, Film and Media Studies from California State University Los Angeles emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical application of the mass media of communication in contemporary society. 

The Studio Art - Photography at the University of Central Missouri provides a diverse learning environment to prepare graduates with a technical, conceptual and professional foundation that will serve them in the creative arts. 

If you are interested in a career in digital production, look no further. Our Film, TV, Digital Production degree program at Marywood University is designed to give you the versatile skills and knowledge you need to work in television, film, radio, and online media, as well as to work in digital audio and video production within these industries.

At Northern Arizona University's Creative Media and Film (Independent Filmmaking) program you'll focus on narrative and storytelling theories, skills, and application, training to create media within the domains of both cultural and aesthetic values.

Enroll in the Mount Saint Mary's University Film and Media degree program and you’ll be taking courses at the University’s own Hollywood studio. Our stages and labs put students right in the center of the entertainment capital of the world on a working studio lot.

The B.Sc. Business of Cinematic Arts at the University of Southern California is a unique four-year, full-time programme. Delivered in a public study mode, it combines elite business training with cinematic expertise. Students join a small cohort to master the entertainment industry through interdisciplinary coursework and internships.

Begin your academic journey at Curry College with the Film program, where the art of storytelling through cinema comes to life.

The Screen Cultures Major is offered by Ithaca College. The Screen Cultures major is an innovative and interdisciplinary program that provides students with a flexible course of study. 

In the Digital Media Design - Video and Motion Graphics program at Red River College Polytechnic, students will learn the art of motion graphic design and animation.

As a Film Production major at Lynn University, you'll learn how to work in the media industry, and gain hands-on filmmaking experience through active participation in pre-production, production and post-production assignments.

The Photography and Video Art specialization of the Visual Arts major at The College of New Jersey offers digital and traditional practices in which students fluidly explore diverse methods of telling stories. 

At New York Film Academy’s Producing School in Los Angeles, aspiring producers can learn every step that goes into a successful creative production.

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

At Film, Video, New Media, and Animation from School of the Art Institute of Chicago you will have access to state-of-the-art filming, editing, and production equipment plus a large, diverse list of course offerings to address your individual artistic needs.

Students in the  Cinema Arts at Point Park University learn the basic skills and theories necessary to communicate their artistic vision, while offering a flexible schedule.

Introducing the State University of New York Fredonia's Digital Film Production BS program: Unleash your creativity and passion for filmmaking in this cutting-edge program that blends artistry and technology.

Claremont McKenna College's Film Studies program offers a comprehensive exploration of the art, history, and theory of film, fostering a deep understanding of cinema as a form of artistic expression.

A major in Rhetoric, Film, and Screen Studies from Bates College offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of human communication.

The B.A. in Cinematic Arts at the University of Hawaii at Manoa offers a comprehensive public study mode for aspiring filmmakers. This undergraduate programme provides specialised tracks in animation and digital cinema. Students engage in professional development within a vibrant Pacific hub over a standard four-year duration.