Film and New Media New York University

Overview

The Film and New Media programme at New York University provides a unique academic environment that connects students to major global film industries. This undergraduate course integrates rigorous theoretical study with hands-on creative production to prepare the next generation of media professionals. Students benefit from a curriculum that spans diverse cultures, from the Middle East and Africa to Asia and the Americas.

Why Film and New Media at New York University?

New York University offers an unparalleled global network, allowing students to study at various international sites including London, Accra, and Shanghai. The programme is situated in a vibrant training ground for makers and curators, providing access to some of the oldest and most influential film cultures in the world. Students are encouraged to explore interdisciplinary arts to broaden their creative understanding.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 65622 per year
• National fee: USD 65622 per year
• Local fee: USD 65622 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to foster both technical proficiency and critical thinking. Modules may include:

• Film and New Media
• Media Analysis
• Creative Practice
• Global Cinema
• Curatorial Studies
• Digital Media Cultures

Careers with Film and New Media

Graduates are equipped with a solid foundation for professional success in various creative and analytical roles. The programme prepares individuals for diverse career paths, including work as filmmakers, scholars, and media critics. Many alumni pursue leadership positions within international film organisations or find roles as educators and innovators in the evolving digital media landscape. The degree also serves as a robust platform for those wishing to continue their education in specialised graduate or professional programmes.