1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies

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

The Screen Acting and Film Production (Hons) degree from University of Chichester allows you to build an exceptional understanding of film production practices and industry technologies as you develop your screen acting skills.

One of the first programs of its kind at a liberal arts college, the Cinema and Media Program at Oberlin College & Conservatory introduces students to the craft, history, and cultural meaning of film, television, and digital media. 

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.

An integrated experience that spans disciplines, University of Wisconsin - River Falls's Stage and Screen Arts major provides students with the skills to tell compelling stories and foster human connections. Effective collaborators, our graduates tell powerful stories and contribute to the creation of a variety of artistic productions.

Master the skills to plan, shoot, direct, edit and market your own content in the Video Production diploma from Toronto Film School.

Television and Film Arts from Buffalo State SUNY is an interdepartmental program encompassing the Communication, English, and Theater departments.

At the Broadcast Journalism and Documentary programme offered by Chapman University you will learn to research the facts, conduct thorough investigation into the issues that you are passionate about and turn your research into a news story or documentary film.

This Contemporary Media Cultures (Hons) BA programme from the University of the Arts London (UAL) explores what it means to study media and culture in a contemporary context and through a critical perspective.

The Documentary Studies and Production program at Ithaca College states that nonfiction productions dominate the film and video production world. If you enjoy expressing your passions through video, film, and photography, then you’ll love our documentary studies and production major, a unique program designed specifically for undergraduates.

The Theater- Acting programme of Rutgers University offers a rigorous and collaborative 4-year course of study for students who aspire to a career in the ever-evolving entertainment industry.

Designed for students hoping to pursue careers in media, the Multimedia - Creative Publishing at University of the Incarnate Word offers three tracks through which they may tailor their studies. 

The Theatre program at Eastern Oregon University offers a student-centered community of artists whose major focus is creativity and collaboration. 

The Video and Motion Media program at the Indiana University South Bend is a uniquely interdisciplinary academic program of excellence in the rapidly developing field of new media. 

The Film and Video Arts program offered at the State University of New York Fredonia focuses on the vast potential of filmmaking as a creative art form. You will learn how to move an audience through your own rich, thought-provoking experimental films and develop wide-ranging skills that are critical to the filmmaking process: camera work, staging, editing, sound tracks.

At Washburn University, the literature faculty are well-regarded scholars who research, publish, and mentor English - Literature and Film Criticism students in their pursuits.

The Bachelor Fine Art - Photography and Media Art programme is offered by The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

During the Television and Film program from Hofstra University you will learn the art and craft of creative storytelling in radio, video/television, film, and new media.

Earn a BA in Media Production (Hons) at Birmingham City University, a vibrant institution located in Birmingham. This full-time degree programme spans three years, equipping students with the necessary skills for a successful career in various media sectors. Engage in a hands-on learning experience with industry-focused training and expert faculty guidance.

The Film and Media Studies BA at Stanford University provides a comprehensive intellectual framework for analysing cinema and digital media. This full-time undergraduate programme explores film aesthetics and national traditions over several years of study, equipping students with a deep critical vocabulary for modern media.