41 Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies in Massachusetts, United States

The International Literary and Visual Studies program at Tufts University offers an interdisciplinary approach to learning literature, film and media studies, visual arts, and culture.

The B.A. in Media and Screen Studies and History at Northeastern University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. It merges the critical analysis of global historical exchanges with modern media production, offering students a versatile and interdisciplinary academic foundation.

The Theatre Department at Suffolk University trains gifted storytellers—successful actors, producers, designers, writers, directors, educators, arts administrators.

The Theater program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst is grounded in the belief that the performing arts draw on a unique combination of intellectual and artistic skills and talents, which are most fully developed when theory and practice are integrated into the learning experience.

At Boston University, students can pursue the BA in Cinema and Media Studies while enrolled either in the College of Arts & Sciences or in the College of Communication. 

The Film Art (Global) program delivered at Emerson College draws on the expertise and reputations of both Paris College of Art and Emerson College (through our Department of Visual and Media Arts in the School of the Arts). Graduates receive a bachelor’s degree from both schools. 

The Media and Film major at Suffolk University helps students develop an understanding of the media’s political, social, and cultural role in societies, while simultaneously learning to become creative visual storytellers, primarily in documentary and news content, through the development of hands-on video production skills.

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.

The Theatre and Performance Studies program of Tufts University provides a balanced mix of study and practice, understanding and process, thinking and doing. 

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.

The B.A. in Media Arts and Media and Screen Studies at Northeastern University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. It merges creative digital practice with critical media theory, preparing students for professional excellence in narrative arts and contemporary screen industries.

The B.A. in Media and Screen Studies and English at Northeastern University is a comprehensive public programme. It blends film production and media analysis with the study of Anglophone literatures. Students explore diverse cultural contexts through a flexible curriculum designed for creative and critical excellence.

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

The Design & Production programs offered by Boston University, such as Scene Design, prepare talented and committed students for careers in the professional world of theatre and related entertainment media. 

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

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.

 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 Journalism and Media and Screen Studies B.A. at Northeastern University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree combines rigorous reporting training with cinematic analysis, preparing students for professional roles at the intersection of news and the film industry.

The B.A. in Media and Screen Studies and Sociology at Northeastern University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. It combines media production and analysis with deep sociological inquiry, equipping students with the critical tools to understand and shape modern social structures.

The B.A. in Art, Film, and Visual Studies at Harvard University is a public, full-time undergraduate programme. It integrates artistic practice with critical theory, covering photography, filmmaking, and sculpture. Students engage in studio work and seminars to master visual languages and media history over four years.