1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies

The Music Composition for Film, TV, and Games program at Berklee College of Music begins with a set of core music and technology courses to provide both the conceptual foundation in music theory and the technical foundation in a digital audio workstation to record, sequence, and mix music for visuals.

The Cinematic Arts and Theatre degree at University of North Alabama supports a rich diversity of creative and technical pursuits in acting, stage design, and digital film production. The dramatic arts have a profound and pervasive effect on culture and film production is an industry with major global significance.

The Screenwriting Program at Metropolitan State University teaches artistic individuals how to create commercially viable, socially conscious media by building creative & technical skills, offering critical perspectives and providing practical preparation for a career in professional screenwriting, filmmaking and/or media production.

Film is a continuously evolving medium, both technologically and aesthetically. At College for Creative Studies, the exploration of storytelling through Film takes narrative, documentary and experimental forms.

Catholic University of America’s B.F.A. in Acting for Theatre, Film, and Television incorporates academic rigor with top-notch theatrical productions, giving you both excellent training in the theatrical field and a scholarly foundation in the liberal arts. 

University of West Georgia's  Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies, Film provides students an opportunity to engage with and integrate knowledge and techniques of these multiple creative and technical fields in the intellectual and professional endeavor of Film.

The BA in Film, TV and Digital Production (Hons) at Bath Spa University is a three-year full-time programme designed to immerse students in the dynamic world of visual storytelling. This course combines practical experience with theoretical insights, preparing graduates for various roles in the media industry.

The Film Studies Major is offered by University of Mary Hardin Baylor. Arguably the most important medium for conveying ideas in the last 100 years, film can capture eye-witness views of history, reveal the values and assumptions of people who came before us, and capture the dreams of people from all cultures and walks of life. 

Creating film and television is a team effort. At Columbia College Chicago's Film and Television bachelor's program, that’s what we teach you from day one. You can have the latest industry-standard equipment, state-of-the-art production facilities, amazing locations, and talented actors at your fingertips, but a film is only as good as the people you work with. The industry runs on collaboration.

Designed for grips, gaffers, directors of photography, camera operators, electricians, writers and directors, Stephen F. Austin State University's hands-on Studio Art - Filmmaking program emphasizes the tools of filmmaking while studying the traditional philosophic movements in film.

Mercy University's Bachelor of Science in Media Studies - Film and Culture presents students with the opportunity to study films and how they reflect society and conversely, how films influence society throughout history and in world cultures. 

With Massey University's Screen Arts with Honours - Media Technology degree, you will learn of the evolution of media technologies and screen production, driven by digital innovation, is offering new ways of working and is creating new tools and techniques for content production and consumption.

The Filmmaking (with a Placement Year) (Hons) at St Mary's University, Twickenham, London is a four-year, full-time bachelor degree. This public programme integrates technical filmmaking with screenwriting and digital production. It includes a dedicated year in industry to enhance your professional network and commercial awareness.

In Film at Augustana College, student filmmakers can expand and deepen their focus in their field, diversifying their skills, experiences and portfolios in ways a film-only program cannot provide. 

Media Arts and Design from University of Chicago focuses on these rapid developments in media and design that have changed the character of contemporary life, opening these phenomena up to historical study, theoretical critique, and hands-on experimentation. 

The B.A. in Television (Hons) at Falmouth University offers an engaging curriculum designed to immerse students in the world of broadcasting. This degree, typically completed in three years, provides a comprehensive understanding of television production, storytelling, and media analysis, preparing graduates for various roles in the industry.

The B.A. in Film and Screen Arts (Hons) at Arts University Plymouth is a comprehensive degree programme designed for a duration of three years, with options for part-time study. This course emphasises practical filmmaking skills and creative storytelling, preparing students for diverse roles within the film industry.

Aspiring stage performers, directors and theatre technicians are welcome to apply to the Drama and theatre degree program at Grand Canyon University. The Theatre and Drama program introduces students to the fundamentals of the entertainment industry, from stage management and design to directing and acting.

The Scenic Design programme at Carnegie Mellon University offers a comprehensive undergraduate degree for aspiring artists. This full-time course focuses on collaborative creation for theatre, film, and television. Students benefit from expert faculty mentorship and hands-on production experience at this world-renowned centre.

The Screen Arts with Honours - Film Production at Massey University offers comprehensive, practical filmmaking, covering all aspects of film production including creative development, pre-production, production and post-production.