1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies

Claremont McKenna College's Film Studies program offers a comprehensive exploration of the art, history, and theory of film, fostering a deep understanding of cinema as a form of artistic expression.

Fine Art and Film (Placement Year) (Hons) at Lancaster University invites you to explore bold and imaginative connections between moving image and fine art practices. You will develop your ideas in an environment where the histories and theories of cinema and fine art intersect, generating dynamic and experimental outcomes.

A major in Rhetoric, Film, and Screen Studies from Bates College offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of human communication.

The B.A. in Cinematic Arts at the University of Hawaii at Manoa offers a comprehensive public study mode for aspiring filmmakers. This undergraduate programme provides specialised tracks in animation and digital cinema. Students engage in professional development within a vibrant Pacific hub over a standard four-year duration.

Film and Philosophy (Hons) at Lancaster University gives you an exciting opportunity to develop your unique voice alongside engaging with fundamental philosophical questions about human existence, truth and knowledge, right and wrong, politics and justice, art, faith and reason.

Develop skills as a creative image maker in the Bachelor of Creative Media from Universal College of Learning. Combine a range of digital technologies and arts - covering illustration, videography/filmmaking, 3D/animation, photography and design.

The Film and Television Studies (with integrated Foundation Year) at Aberystwyth University is a four-year, full-time bachelor programme. This public study mode course blends practical production with theoretical analysis. It is designed for those needing an initial year to build academic skills for degree-level success.

The Acting for Film, Television and Theatre students at Rider University study performance across film, television and theatre in a training program that best aligns with their goals.

The University of Salford offers a B.A. in Digital Video Production and Marketing, designed for full-time study over three years. This programme equips students with essential skills in video production and digital marketing, preparing them for a dynamic career in the creative industry.

The Documentary Production programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive 33-credit curriculum. This undergraduate degree focuses on non-fiction storytelling through a full-time study mode. Students develop technical and narrative skills within a world-class urban academic environment in New York.

The Screen Production (Hons) programme from Ulster University is a highly practical, industry-facing, theory-informed degree, designed for those who want to work in the film, television or creative industries. 

The BA in Film and Creative Media (Hons) programme at Dublin Business School provides students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills in conventional and new media, by combining traditional communication and media production skills such as photography and video production, with high-level training in multimedia production, processes and design.

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.

This English and Film Studies BA degree at University of Leeds gives you a unique insight into visual and literary culture. You’ll have the chance to explore the richness of English language and literature alongside cinemas from around the world, gaining the critical skills and cultural awareness valued by employers.

The Media B.A. (Hons) at UCL is a three-year full-time programme designed to equip students with skills in creative production and critical analysis of digital media. This degree integrates various disciplines, preparing graduates to navigate the complexities of the media landscape and engage with cultural and social contexts effectively.

The Motion Design programme at Media Design School is a three-year, full-time degree available on campus or online. This Level 7 qualification focuses on 2D and 3D animation, visual effects, and text choreography. Students develop professional portfolios while mastering technical skills to bring static graphics to life.

The Bachelor of Arts degree in Film and Television program from DePaul University will provide you with a generalist approach to film and television production by teaching you how to use the latest digital technology and examining classic cinema narrative theory and aesthetics.

Students in the Moving-Image Production major from The Ohio State University study the increasingly interdisciplinary professional field of moving-image production and develop a deep understanding of film production in the areas of animation, documentary, experimental and narrative cinema. 

The Communication (Broadcast or Digital Media) programme at Dallas Baptist University is designed to develop the next generation of leaders by helping students develop the skills and experience needed to thrive as a broadcast/digital media professional.

The BA Film and Screen Business from MetFilm School course challenges you to develop your business skills and knowledge across a range of areas within the screen and film industries, and to build your entrepreneurial skillset. You will learn to navigate the modern media environment from the perspective of business and management.