1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies

The Film Studies and visual media at Dickinson College is a central aspect of our idea of liberal arts as a “useful education.”

The MultiPlatform Production B.S. at Morgan State University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. Over four years, students develop professional skills in digital media, narrative storytelling, and ethical communication. This degree prepares graduates for dynamic roles across various modern media platforms.

Students majoring in Film and Video at Massachusetts College of Art and Design are encouraged to experiment widely in order to realize their personal aesthetic goals and vision. Students focus on producing their own work in all three years of the major, working both individually and in collaboration with their peers.

The Bachelor of Arts in Cinematic Arts from Azusa Pacific University is a comprehensive program that allows students to develop a spiritually aware, critical, and creative outlook.

The Theatre programme at Oakland University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree designed for aspiring creative professionals. This full-time course provides high-calibre training in performance and design. Students benefit from industry connections and professional facilities while developing versatile, marketable skills.

Communication from Idaho State University offers emphases in Corporate Communication; Rhetoric, Media, and Social Change; Visual Communication; and Multi-Platform Journalism.

Studying Diploma in Creative Industries at the Queensland University of Technology helps you meet the academic and English language requirements to enter your QUT Bachelor degree with up to one year of credit. 

The Filmmaking and Screenwriting (Hons) at the University of Worcester is a three-year, full-time public programme. It blends technical production skills with creative script development. Students use industry-standard facilities to build a professional portfolio, preparing for diverse roles in the global film and TV sector.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Cinematic Arts Production from Azusa Pacific University is a comprehensive program that prepares students for employment in a highly competitive but richly compelling industry.

Throughout history, people have gathered and spread information through telling and sharing stories. As a Communication - Filmmaking and Cinematic Arts major student at Berry College, you will develop your writing, editing, storytelling, persuading and publishing skills across a range of media.

The Radio TV Film major at University of Wisconsin Oshkosh is renowned regionally and nationally for preparing students for a wide range of media careers. 

The Journalism and Screenwriting (Hons) at the University of Worcester is a three-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree combines investigative reporting with creative scriptwriting for film and television, preparing students for diverse roles across the modern media landscape.

The Film and Screen Studies (Hons) program offered by Bath Spa University aims to produce graduates who have an informed, critical and creative approach to both understanding film and screen in contemporary society and to their own forms of critical, reflective and communicative practice. 

The Cinematic Arts and Technology programme at California State University Monterey Bay is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. This hands-on course develops expertise in film, broadcast, and interactive media. Students master directing, writing, and sound design through diverse collaborative projects.

The Art - Photo and Video programme at Weber State University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. This full-time course provides students with extensive technical training in analog and digital imaging. It is designed for those seeking professional careers in the visual arts or further postgraduate study.

Willamette University's Cinema Studies Program offers the intimacy and rigor of a small private liberal arts college along with the chance to focus baccalaureate study on the history, aesthetics, and cultural significance of cinema.

In the BA Cinema program at University of Hartford you can work in a production and editing lab that features the latest computer technology, and collaborate with our award-winning faculty on professional sets. 

Technical Theatre at North Carolina Central University aims to develop the technical and creative abilities necessary for a profession in theatrical production. 

The Film Arts program at the University of New Orleans is designed to give students experience in film production.

The Cinema and Media Studies (CAMS) degree at Carleton College combines the critical study of moving image and sound media with digital video and audio production.