Filters

Filters

  • Journalism, Media, and Mass Communication Programs
  • Documentary Studies

Sort by

  • Masters

    19

  • Bachelors

    7

  • Preparatory

    7

    Journalism, Media, and Mass Communication Programs

  • 33

  • 3

  • 80

  • 1

  • 46

  • 111

  • 13

  • 20

  • 138

  • 112

  • Europe

    18

  • North America

    13

  • Oceania

    1

  • Asia

    1

  • South America

    1

  • 12

  • 3

  • 25

  • 5

  • 28

  • 3

  • 1

  • 30

  • 2

33 Documentary Studies Degree Programs

  • Explore
  • Master's degreesBachelor's degreesPreparatory

Learn more about Documentary Studies degree programs

Documentary degree programs explore the art of storytelling through real-life events and experiences. This field uniquely combines research, critical analysis, and creative expression, making it a compelling choice for those passionate about truth and advocacy.

Through courses in documentary filmmaking, you'll learn techniques in cinematography, editing, and sound design. These skills allow you to capture and present narratives in ways that resonate with audiences. Students often engage in hands-on projects, researching topics and creating compelling visual documentaries that reflect their viewpoints and societal issues. The environment encourages independence and curiosity as you experiment with different storytelling methods.

In addition to technical skills, you'll develop your ability to critically assess various perspectives, enhancing your storytelling craft. Graduates typically find roles as documentary filmmakers, producers, or editors. They are well-prepared to work in media organizations, non-profits, or even freelance, contributing to meaningful projects that inform and inspire audiences globally.