1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies

The Cinematic Arts (Hons) programme at University of Canterbury focuses on the modern film production process, from script to screen, post-production to distribution. At the same time, you will explore exciting new tools for storytelling, like virtual production, which is supported by the same technology that is used to produce video games.

Take your interest in film and turn it into a promising career or pathway to further study with the Film Studies (Hons) course from University of Portsmouth.

The Film and Media Studies (Hons) from University of Chester will allow you to explore your passion. If you’re ready to take a comprehensive journey into the creative industries, the world of cinema, and the ever-expanding field of media, this course is for you! 

Understand the power of art and film. Study across cultures and media while building the visual literacy to rethink culture, creativity and heritage with Art History and Film Studies (Hons) degree provided by University of Sussex.

The Bachelor of Film and Television (Screen Industries) degree at Flinders University  is aimed at emerging filmmakers and offers a flexible study programme, allowing you to pursue your interests and explore film style and history, major filmmakers and industries, and theoretical concepts. 

Explore how stories shape the world – on the page and on screen with English and Film Studies (Hons) degree provided by University of Sussex.

This one-year Film and History - Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

How do you produce film and television content that people will actually watch? And more importantly, how do you make a career out of doing it? On the Film and Television Production (Hons) degree at University of East Anglia, you’ll learn how to tell great media stories through hands-on film production experience. 

This Fine Art Foundation Graduate Certificate from Fanshawe College will help you to develop the necessary skills in painting, drawing, video, sculpture, and photography so that you can reach your creative potential. 

This one-year Film Studies - Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

Develop your skills as an innovative content creator with access to state-of-the-art facilities, strong industry connections and embedded engagement opportunities with this Bachelor of Film and Screen Media Production at Griffith University. 

The Film (Honours) degree at the University of Westminster is one of the best-known film courses in the world, with an international reputation for its academic and practical teaching. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

The Film and TV Production (Hons) course from University of Gloucestershire students consistently achieve top honours, winning the national undergraduate award for best film at NAHEMI, four times in the last seven years.

Throughout this Film Production and Cinematography (Hons) BA degree from Bournemouth University you will usually be taught by a range of staff with relevant expertise and knowledge appropriate to the content of the unit. This will include senior academic staff, qualified professional practitioners and research students. 

Refine your critical skills and nurture your thinking about film and literature with the Film Studies and Literature course delivered at University of Essex. Explore cinema and other media through cultural analysis, the impact of changes in technology and aesthetics, and cinema as a creative outlet, to discover how film developed in the modern world.

The Film and Television Production (Hons) programme at University of Hertfordshire is a ScreenSkills and CILECT accredited course that provides an environment in which students can grow into confident television and film practitioners. We are proud to be among the top courses for film production,  delivering industry ready graduates into the workplace.

This Film, BFA course from Manipal Academy of Higher Education is designed to enable students to develop skilled qualifications in Visual Effects pathway using digital technology.

Do you enjoy watching films and TV shows and want to learn more about how they are produced, distributed and consumed – and, just as importantly, how we might make sense of them?   If so, the Film and Television Studies programme at Brunel University of London is the course for you.

By taking the Bachelor of Film and Television (Screen Production) programme from Flinders University you will make short films, documentaries, music videos, commercials, and experimental works. Topics are taught by filmmakers and passionate teachers who are actively involved in the industry. Uniquely, we teach you how to shoot on 16mm film for your final major project.

The Filmmaking (Hons) course offered at the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) gives you the practical and intellectual skills you need for a successful career in today's creative industries.