1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies

We offer a Bachelor of Science in Communication with a major in Motion Pictures at University of Miami. A Motion Pictures - Critical Studies major at University of Miami selects from the following tracks: General, Production, Screenwriting, Business, or Critical Studies. Minors are available in Motion Pictures, Game Design, or Interactive Media.

With the Film and Television (Hons) program at Solent University, you will unleash your creativity with a TV and film career. Learn from industry experts in professional-grade facilities, and join the internationally successful graduates at the BBC, Sky, Disney and beyond.

The Film programme at Oakland University provides a comprehensive B.A. degree that blends creative production with critical history and theory. This public study mode course offers small class sizes and expert mentorship. Students develop professional filmmaking skills and analytical expertise over the duration of the programme.

Students in the Cinematic Arts - Film and Video Production Concentration at George Fox University learn to write, shoot, direct and edit their own films in a way that meets the artistic expectation audiences expect, but also pushes the boundaries of film towards the next big ideas.

If you love a good story told well on film, and want to be part of the process, Washburn University’s rapidly growing Mass Media - Film and Video program can get you ready for success. You’ll learn the technical aspects of the industry from professionals who’ve been there. 

The Film program at the University of Central Arkansas prepares students for the future of filmmaking by combining new technology with the fundamentals of storytelling to produce creative, original stories, with an eye towards emerging technologies that enhance the creation, distribution, and exhibition of those works in the global marketplace.

Master your choice of tv, radio, broadcast, film, documentary or animation in the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) (Film, Television and Radio) program at the University of Southern Queensland while being supported by USQ's industry-centred staff.

Major in Film Studies at Connecticut College and you learn theory and scholarship, gain practical film production skills and produce your own creative work.

The Department of Theatre at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley offers four degree plans (Design Technical, Performance, Film Production and Teacher Certification). 

The Electronic Media and Broadcasting undergraduate programme at Northern Kentucky University provides comprehensive training in media production. This full-time degree focuses on technical and artistic skills, including scriptwriting and cinematography, to prepare students for diverse roles in the global media industry.

The Theatre programme at the University of Rhode Island offers versatile pathways including a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Fine Arts. This full-time, on-campus course provides intensive specialisation in performance and production. Students develop professional skills within a creative and supportive environment.

The Computation Arts programme at Concordia University Montréal is a full-time Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) delivered over three to four years. This undergraduate degree blends computer programming with artistic vision, allowing students to explore digital culture through creative technology and interactive design.

As a World Cinema major at Clemson University, you’ll dive into how cinema intersects with intellectual and cultural practices such as mass media, literature, politics and philosophy in an international/intercultural context. 

The major in Film Studies at Wayne State University combines the study of film history and analysis with film/video production and scriptwriting, providing a well-rounded understanding of film as a visual and narrative art form and of the process of filmmaking.

The Motion Pictures programme at Wright State University offers professional training in film production and cinema studies. This public programme provides a comprehensive education in Dayton, focusing on creative development and historical analysis.

The Cinema BA program offered at San Francisco State University encourages students to engage in scholarship and to pursue all forms of cinema production. 

The Studio Art programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive public bachelor level education. Students engage in diverse creative practices over a four-year duration, developing technical skills in various media. This undergraduate course provides a vibrant environment for aspiring artists to refine their craft.

The Bachelor of Arts (Screen Studies and Popular Culture) offered at the Swinburne University of Technology  develop key critical thinking and communication skills to put your passion for a better world into a creative, meaningful career.

The Film and Media Studies program of University of Rochester offers students an opportunity to explore motion pictures, television, and the electronic arts as art forms and cultural phenomena.

Film and Media Studies at Washington University in St. Louis examines a vitally important aspect of visual culture in the 20th and 21st centuries, namely the development of film, radio, television, and digital media including video games as aesthetic and cultural forms.