1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies

The Screen Studies BA program offered by The New School immerses students in the rich history of motion pictures and their transformation into today's rapidly changing screen industries and cultures

Western Carolina University’s Studio Art program prepare students for careers as artists and arts professionals. Guided by a faculty of successful and award-winning artists, students follow a rigorous curriculum that allows them to immerse themselves in their chosen area of study.

As an English and Film and Television (Hons) student at Nottingham Trent University, you’ll experience our unique slant on this fascinating area. Our diverse choice of modules not only explores fundamental approaches and innovative thinking, but also allows you to pursue your own specialist interests.

This Film program at University of the Incarnate Word is a rigorous course of study in film and will prepare students for the ever-growing field of film production. 

For hundreds of years, film has been a staple for telling stories. In our Communication - Film Studies program at Lamar University, you'll have the opportunity to work with professional equipment so that you can produce films during all four years. 

Students with a major in Visual and Sound Media at Seton Hall University choose a concentration from five areas, including: Film (Digital Cinema) Production; Media Studies; Sound Production and Engineering; Sports Media; or Television Production.

At Radio, Television and Film from Northwestern University you’ll receive hands-on training in creating, editing, and producing innovative media—films, computer animation, soundtracks, and video installations. Student work regularly wins awards in the U.S. and abroad. 

In the Theatre Arts program at Taylor University, you will build on your God-given passion for theatre through an immersive experience that seeks excellence on and off stage.

The Creative Writing and Screenwriting (Hons) programme at the University of Chichester gives you skills in creative writing alongside an in-depth understanding of writing for the screen.

The Undergraduate Program at Boston University, leading to the BS in Film and Television, provides a comprehensive exploration of Film, TV, and new media while ensuring that students receive a strong liberal arts education.

The Cinema Studies programme at the University of Colorado at Boulder is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public, full-time course explores film as a vital art form through critical analysis and hands-on production. Students develop expertise in cinema history and theory over a standard four-year duration.

The Art and Visual Culture - Studio Art programme at Appalachian State University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate course. This degree focuses on developing creative expression and technical proficiency within a vibrant academic setting, preparing students for professional practice in the global visual arts sector.

Brock University has the oldest and one of the most distinguished film studies programs in Canada. The Film Studies program focuses on critical and historical courses that examine a variety of approaches to film and related media.

The Art History and Visual Culture program at Rhodes University introduce students to a diverse range of visual images and objects. However, the primary objective of Art History & Visual Culture is to expose students to the theories and research methods of art history. Students will be expected to participate in a variety of exercises designed to help cultivate these research skills. 

The Media and Entertainment degree at Kennesaw State University will prepare you for a creative digital media industry career. You will gain insight into the skills needed for podcasting, filmmaking, screenwriting, film, video production, and many more.

The Film Studies program of Wesleyan University explores the motion picture in a unified manner, combining the liberal arts tradition of cultural, historical, and formal analysis with filmmaking at beginning and advanced levels.

It is offer an interdisciplinary program in Film and Media Studies at the College of William & Mary, dedicated to exploring the significance of film and media in representing and shaping cultures, societies, histories, and collective and personal identities. 

The Media and Communication (Cinema and Screen Studies) course from the Swinburne University of Technology focuses on developing key skills in professional communication and media content creation. 

The Film and Video Studies programme at George Mason University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree delivered in a public study mode. Over four years, students master film production, business ethics, and cinematic analysis. This interdisciplinary course requires a portfolio for admission to ensure creative potential.

At the University of Pittsburgh, the Film and Media Studies program offers interdisciplinary courses concerning the history, aesthetics, and theory of cinema and time-based media and courses in film and video production.