20 Cinematology Degree Programs

The gaze of the machine, recounts what the world looks like. Writing, shooting, editing, producing. Knowledge of cinema and television. Creating short films, music videos, commercials, documentaries, and television productions. At RUFA you can prepare for a profession that is absolutely modern by beginning from the study of a passion that has ancient beginnings.

Artificial intelligence is redefining cinematic language, visual creativity and digital storytelling. Master the technologies, processes and methodologies that drive new ways of generating audiovisual content with AI.

Whether you have your sights set on a future in film or television, advertising, or journalism, be prepared with a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Cinema and Media Arts. You’ll work with state-of-the-art video and design technology to learn what it means to make a story come to life on the screen.

Know and understand the knowledge acquired and know how to apply it in a scientific and professional environment.

The Cinema, Television, & Emerging Media Studies also explores the history of national and international cinema, film production, African American cinema, and politics in Hollywood. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on screenwriting and students learn film and television history and culture, scriptwriting for film and television cinematic language, film production, film theory and criticism, African American film, classical Hollywood cinema, global cinema, and producing.

MA Cinematography offers you a unique opportunity to develop the necessary skills and techniques to work professionally within the camera department, employ a range of technical and creative techniques to develop and enhance visual storytelling, and explore a range of film formats and processes.

The Master’s Programme in Cinematography at FAMU is a full-time, English-taught, three-year course designed for students who wish to become creative and independent professionals. The programme emphasizes cinematography not just as technical craft, but as a central artistic and narrative tool, where image, light, movement, and color communicate story, emotion, and rhythm.

The program in Cinema and Media Studies offers students a comprehensive look at the history, theory, and critical analysis of film and other media forms. It emphasizes understanding how media shapes c...

The Bachelor's in Cinema and Media Arts program at Vanderbilt University offers students a comprehensive education in the field of film and media production. Students will have the opportunity to stud...

The program offers a comprehensive training in cinematography for film and television, focused on developing practical skills alongside a deeper understanding of visual storytelling. Students explore ...

The Cinema and Media Studies Program offers a comprehensive understanding of the role and impact of media in contemporary society. By studying various forms of media such as film, television, digital media, and emerging technologies, students gain insights into how media shapes cultural, social, and political landscapes. The program equips students with critical thinking skills to analyze media texts, understand media production processes, and evaluate the influence of media on individuals and society.

The Cinema Studies Program introduces students to the history, form, and analysis of motion pictures through an interdisciplinary approach. It explores how cinema, as an art form and cultural product, reflects the vision of filmmakers and influences our understanding of historical and lived realities. A key goal of the program is to teach the critical analysis of images in an increasingly image-driven society.