845 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in North America

The B.A. in Individual Field of Concentration (Theater, Film and Television) at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) offers a unique, public study mode. This flexible undergraduate programme allows students to tailor their academic journey over a four-year duration, focusing on specialised creative disciplines.

Film, Television, Video is offered by The Centenary College of Louisiana. The Film/Television/Video concentration prepares students to professionally engage dynamic areas of audio/visual media production, distribution, and exhibition. 

The Stage and Screen program at Clayton State University is a versatile program that allows students to pursue theatre studies in the context of a liberal arts education. It prepares students for careers in the professional Theatre industry and furnishes them with the tools for creating new work and making a significant impact on Theatre in our region and beyond.

Film and Media Production (Cinematography) from Arizona State University empowers students with the critical thinking skills to navigate new, complex and changing environments in the film industry.

Develop virtual production skills that prepare you for the future of broadcast and film with this Advanced Television and Film degree from Sheridan College. 

The Film Studies programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland is a public undergraduate certificate consisting of seven courses. This 21-credit hour curriculum explores cinema as a global cultural medium. Students examine various social and historical contexts while studying the evolution of film technology and form.

Learn to craft impactful stories in film, television and emerging media. With the Film and Media Production (Screenwriting) programme from Arizona State University you'll create unique work in collaboration with your peers to master digital technologies and tell stories that reflect your unique vision and voice.

At the Film Production and Creative Development - Visual Arts program offered by Liberty University you will learn advanced camera techniques using RED Epic Helium 8K cameras, PeeWee dolly, Steadicam, and Ronin devices. 

The Theatre B.A./B.S programme from Kansas State University mission is to develop human potential, expand knowledge, and enrich cultural understanding and expression through high quality undergraduate and graduate education. 

Mass Communication and Journalism - Film and Media Arts from California State University, Fresno is an exciting array of options awaits students, including  advertising, broadcast journalism, multimedia production, print journalism, and public relations.

With the Cinema and Screen Studies program from the State University of New York at Oswego you can realize your artistic vision while learning filmmaking tactics, techniques and technology — as well as the strong organizational skills that drive any success in the field.

The Mass Communications and Journalism programme at Saint Cloud State University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Science degree. This full-time course offers students hands-on training in digital media, broadcasting, and public relations. It combines professional mentorship with practical experience in high-end campus facilities.

If you’re serious about the arts of filmmaking and media production, explore the Film and Media Production program at Taylor University that recently earned its 600th external award. Join a community of creative people, passionate about film, television, video and audio production.

 Creative Industries from Bentley University is hands-on and can be customized to match your creative interests. Nearly two dozen elective courses are available, so you can make the degree your own.

The English - Film and Media Studies programme at Bishop's University offers a comprehensive bachelor degree. This full-time course provides an in-depth exploration of cinematic history and modern media landscapes. Students engage with diverse cultural texts through a public study mode over a standard three-year duration.

The English major with a concentration in Film Studies from Samford University combines a foundation in the study of English literature with a strong film studies component. 

The Mass Media Arts program at Clark Atlanta University recognizes the fundamental prerequisites to success depend upon the students' abilities to compete in an employment climate that is competitive, dynamic and global. 

Study at a college—and in a city—that has helped launch countless successful comedy careers with the Comedic Arts program at Emerson College.

One of the first programs of its kind at a liberal arts college, the Cinema and Media Program at Oberlin College & Conservatory introduces students to the craft, history, and cultural meaning of film, television, and digital media. 

Often referred to as “FAMS,” the Film and Media Studies program from Amherst College is open to students at all levels of experience. Our courses analyze how moving-images can teach us about the larger history and theory of media and culture.