559 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in United Kingdom

Explore the art, craft and business of film and TV making from script to screen — and develop your own creative style in this Film and TV Production (Honours) programme from Sheffield Hallam University.

The Film and Television course at University of Bristol has a long history of innovation in the study of film and television. In the late 1960s, Professor George Brandt introduced film and television studies to the University curriculum and the subject has been taught at Bristol ever since.

With a 60-year legacy and a string of successful alumni to its name, our BA (Hons) Film Production degree course at The University for the Creative Arts is known for moving with the times to stay at the forefront of industry practice.

Throughout this Art History and Visual Culture and Film and Television Studies programme from The University of Exeter you'll interpret visual imagery (including photography and design) as well as objects and practices in order to understand contemporary and past societies.

Study film from a variety of perspectives: as popular art, big business and as a cultural record at the Film Studies BA course offered by the University of Southampton. Immerse yourself in the subject, from the earliest projected images to the present day. Learn how to view Hollywood blockbusters, European and world cinema with a critical eye.

This Theatre and Performing (Study Abroad) (Hons) course from Lancaster University will teach you the building blocks of performance making, whilst supporting your ability to develop highly creative, challenging and impactful work.

Do you want to develop cutting-edge skills in journalism, public relations, and content creation across a range of social media and digital platforms? On the (Hons) Media course at University of Hertfordshire you’ll practice real journalism and PR in a world of social media, podcasts, video, and AI to prepare you for today’s fast-paced media landscape.

Our Film with Year Abroad (Hons) degree offered by Queen Mary University of London is an opportunity to study the history and theory of the cinema, while also learning the technical and practical aspects of film production. 

This Acting for Stage and Screen course offered by University of Essex is an intensive programme designed to give you a practical foundation in acting for both live and recorded performance.

At University of East Anglia, we believe everyone should have the chance to study at degree level. You might not yet have the required grades. You may need a little extra support. You may need time to decide where your interests lie. If so, then our BA Film and Television Production with a Foundation Year (Hons) is the perfect choice.  

Join the Filmmaking (Hons) course at the University of Huddersfield and experience one of the UK’s most hands-on film courses. Working in our state-of-the-art Stewart Film Studios, you’ll make films from day one, developing your creative voice while gaining technical and professional expertise.

The Drama and Theatre Arts (Hons) BA programme offered at De Montfort University offers you the opportunity to learn about Drama in a rich variety of ways by working with professional researchers, research-active academics and visiting practitioners.

Whether you’re interested in how film has been used to document past events, reimagine history, shape society’s attitudes, or open a window on times gone by, this History and Film Studies (Hons) degree at University of East Anglia will inspire your studies. 

Explore the world through cinema and develop the skills you need for a future in film with the Film Studies (Honours) programme from Sheffield Hallam University. 

This one-year (2-semester) Film Studies - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Queen Mary University of London. 

A History with Film (Hons) degree from University of Hertfordshire will help you grow from passionate reader and film-fan into a critical thinker able to understand literary and cinematic works by applying a wide range of critical, theoretical, political and historical perspectives. 

Music Production (Hons) at De Montfort University is an industry-focused course ideal for those with a passion for music and audio production, and who want to develop a highly attractive portfolio of technical and creative skills that will help you pursue a successful career in all industries that require audio expertise.

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.

Within this Creative Writing and Film and Theatre BA course from the University of Reading you'll develop and hone your writing skills, and explore the important relationships between film and theatre.

Do you enjoy watching films and TV shows and want to learn more about how they are produced, distributed and consumed – and, just as importantly, how we might make sense of them?   If so, the Film and Television Studies programme at Brunel University of London is the course for you.