491 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in England, United Kingdom

This one-year Creative Writing and Film Studies - Undergraduate Foundation Programme  from OnCampus Hull offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Hull.

University of East Anglia's BA in Film and Television Studies with a Year Abroad (Hons) will equip you with the skills and knowledge to shape and drive positive change within the creative industries.    

Take your interest in film and turn it into a promising career or pathway to further study with the Film Studies (Hons) course from University of Portsmouth.

This Film and Theatre (Hons) BA degree from Queen Mary University of London is an exciting opportunity to study the dramatisation of our world across live and recorded media, and examines interrelated concepts such as production, mise-en-scène and spectatorship. 

Are you fascinated by film or TV genres, and do you find yourself discussing directors and deconstructing their work? Have you already practised your awards speech? If so, this Film and Television Production (Hons) (with Foundation Year) degree at Teesside University nurtures your passions and helps you build a career in film and tv.

Uncover the power of film to shape culture and America’s dominant role within it with American Studies and Film Studies (with a study abroad year) (Hons) degree provided by University of Sussex.

The Acting (Hons) course at University of Hull is a practical, production-based degree, delivered in partnership with Middle Child Theatre Company and Prague Quadrennial.

With this Creative Writing and Film Studies (Hons) course at University of Hull you’ll explore a range of forms including scriptwriting, non-fiction, short stories, the novel, and poetry. And you’ll experiment with all kinds of genres – from fantasy and science fiction, to myth and fairytale.

This Film and Media (Honours) programme from Newcastle University equips you with practical skills and academic knowledge so you're ready to take the next steps in the film and media sectors.

This Media and Cultural Studies (Hons) course from Lancaster University provide you with a critical understanding of media industries, practices and productions.

The BA in Illustration (Hons) at University of Wolverhampton students and staff have a unique bond. Working together, we provide a creative and fulfilling platform, an environment built around play, learning and personal development

Join this Film and TV Production (with Foundation Year option) (Hons) BA degree from Bournemouth University.

By studying the Film and Television Production (Hons) programme at University of York you will have the chance to bring your vision to life from script to screen.

Master the technical foundations and practical skills needed for a role in digital broadcasting or social media production across a range of video, image-making, photography, audio and web formats with this Media Production (Hons) BSc course from De Montfort University. 

This one-year Film Studies - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus Hull offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Hull.

Through this Film Studies - Placement Year (Hons) course from Lancaster University you’ll develop your own unique voice with us –exploring rich cinema history and theories and using them to inspire your own practical film projects.

Discover the secrets of storytelling on page and on screen by making literature and film the joint focus of your studies with this Film Studies and English Literature (Hons) degree at the University of East Anglia.

Unpick film theory and analyse what we see on the screen while learning how to interpret texts with a critical eye with our English and Film (Hons) degree from Queen Mary University of London demands creative, original thought. 

The Film and Creative Writing course offered by the University of Essex combines hands-on practical filmmaking, creative writing workshops, and theoretical and contextual studies. 

Study Film and English with Year Abroad BA course offered at the University of Southampton and discover how stories are told across both art forms. You'll analyse writing, from early poetry to the present day, and learn how to see films with a critical eye. You can view literature and films in new contexts, including performance, music, science, philosophy and more.