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1.6k Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Film Studies
Theater and Performance Studies
Students in the Theater and Performance Studies program from University of Chicago aspiring to graduate study or a career in drama will find that they are well prepared at every level. Whatever the goals, participation in the arts—both in and out of the classroom—enhances the broad-based liberal arts education that is fundamental to the UChicago experience.
Applied Theatre
Apply traditional skills, tools and values of the theatre arts to civic engagement, public health, and the community in the service- and career-oriented Applied Theatre program at Pacific University Oregon.
Screen Studies
As a Screen Studies major at Clark University you’ll dive deep into the history, theory, and aesthetics of film, television, and new media. In addition to historical and theoretical studies, you’ll step behind the camera as you learn from hands-on experience how to develop a movie from concept to screenplay to premiere.
Film
The Film programme at Western Kentucky University offers two distinct pathways: a professional B.F.A. in Film Production and a flexible B.A. in Film. These full-time, on-campus degrees vary in duration and focus, providing students with comprehensive training in cinematography, storytelling, and global cinema aesthetics.
Bachelor of Music - Bachelor of Media (Screen and Sound Production)
This Bachelor of Music - Bachelor of Media (Screen and Sound Production) double degree from University of New South Wales will give you not only a specialist qualification in music, but also fundamental skills in video and sound production, screenwriting, animation and game design.
Film and Video Studies
The Film and Video Studies programme at Purdue University offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course combines technical production skills with theoretical analysis. Students engage in a rigorous curriculum designed to master visual storytelling over a standard four-year duration.
Film and Visual Culture and International Relations
In the Film and Visual Culture and International Relations programme of the University of Aberdeen you will gain unique insight into the role of visual culture in our complex world today and a broad understanding of international relations, which will add international career options to your preparation for the creative arts.
Digital Film Production and Screenwriting (Hons)
This Digital Film Production and Screenwriting (Hons) degree from University of Chichester develops your theoretical knowledge, practical skills and provides you with industry experience as you study a course driven by storytelling and on-set practice.
Cinema and Media Studies
Students graduating with a Cinema and Media Studies major at University of Chicago will be trained in critical, formal, theoretical, and historical thinking and analysis.
Film Studies
Film Studies from Michigan State University engages students in the history, theory and production of world cinema. With this innovative training, graduates of film studies have gone on to a wide range of careers that utilize and depend on the moving image - from film production, digital distribution, and film criticism to arts management, educational programming, and public affairs work.
Theatre and Performance Studies
The Theatre and Performance Studies program of Tufts University provides a balanced mix of study and practice, understanding and process, thinking and doing.
Cinema and Media Arts
The Cinema and Media Arts program of Vanderbilt University is an interdisciplinary department that combines filmmaking with the study of media theory and global film history. CMA emphasizes cinema as a modern aesthetic form and a hands-on cultural practice.
Film Studies
The Film Studies programme at the University of Georgia offers a comprehensive four-year curriculum. This bachelor degree provides a public study mode, allowing students to explore cinema as an art form through production and academic research. The course includes opportunities for international study and professional internships.
Art and Visual Culture - Art History
The Art and Visual Culture - Art History programme at Appalachian State University provides a comprehensive exploration of global artistic traditions. This full-time undergraduate degree equips students with critical analytical skills. Based on campus, the curriculum focuses on the historical and social contexts of visual media.
Theatre
The Theatre major at Central Connecticut State University is a comprehensive program that teaches students practical application of techniques and theory, plus personal awareness, to prepare them for productive participation in an increasingly diverse and multicultural world.
Theatre
Explore the stage with the Theatre program at the University of San Diego. The program is home to actors, directors, playwrights and designers of the future.
Multimedia Film and Production
The Multimedia Film and Production program from Georgia Southern University prepares students for the field of electronic communications in a holistic manner. With media convergence in full bloom, the various information and entertainment industries have more in common than ever before.
Bachelor of Visual Communication Design (Honours)
The Bachelor of Visual Communication Design (Honours) degree from University of Newcastle is a one year full-time (or equivalent part-time) program designed to allow students to further specialise to an advanced level of professionalism and academic achievement. It also provides a pathway to Research Higher Degree studies.
Theatre
The Theatre B.A./B.S programme from Kansas State University mission is to develop human potential, expand knowledge, and enrich cultural understanding and expression through high quality undergraduate and graduate education.
(Hons) Film and Television Studies
The (Hons) Film and Television Studies at the University of Lincoln is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered through full-time study. This programme explores the cultural and aesthetic impact of screen media. Students engage with diverse cinematic traditions and television histories within a vibrant, creative academic centre.