42 Film Industry Degree Programs

The Film Industry Management course at ESE London introduces participants to the business engine behind filmmaking, offering a comprehensive understanding of production, strategy, and market dynamics.

The Master’s Degree in Film and Screen Studies at the University of Barcelona is an international master’s that has the aim of promoting research and reflection on contemporary audiovisual culture and the history and evolution of moving images.

The Film Industry Management course at ESE Milan provides a comprehensive understanding of the business structures that influence film production, marketing, and global distribution.

The Film Industry Management course at ESE Rome explores the business framework behind filmmaking, offering insights into the production, planning, and marketing strategies that drive this influential global industry.

This course aims to equip students with essential knowledge and skills in the business of film and we are delivering it with the BFI (British Film Institute) as our industry partner. It is a professional development programme for people whose career aspirations include supporting, financing and marketing good films. As well as people already involved in the film industry, the course is designed to support individuals from accounting, law, logistics and other fields, who want to enter the profession.

The Film Industry Management course at ESE Madrid introduces students to the strategic, financial, and creative structures that drive one of the world’s most influential cultural industries.

The Film Industry Management course at the European School of Economics examines one of the world’s most influential industries, exploring its many facets—from its brightest highlights to its hidden complexities.

We, the University of Applied Sciences Europe (UE) in Germany have been the very first institution to offer Film + Motion Design as a course of study. Our practice-oriented Film + Motion Design program teaches and tests basic methods, concepts, and techniques for the design of time-based media. From camera work and sound design to analog stop-motion animation, CGI, and 3D modeling to digital compositing, hybrid film, and visual music, the course offers a broad spectrum of possibilities for creative expression.

Our innovative MA in Film, Television and Moving Image builds on its prestigious heritage as the longest-running degree programme of its kind in the UK. Through a distinctive mix of creative practice options and academic enquiry, this course emphasises the transformative potential of the screen sector and offers creative practice opportunities at three key stages: screenwriting, production and exhibiting.

The One Year Film Program is an intense and thorough expediated course that provides a solid platform to explore new dimensions in the field of International Media and Entertainment. This course prepares students for the burgeoning media field, and to be successful in the professional international world of Visual Media.

Are you fascinated by movies and how they’re made? If so, you’re in the right place. Creighton University’s minor in film studies is an interdisciplinary program that provides students with an appreciation of film as an expressive art form. As a film studies minor, you’ll have the opportunity to explore film history, criticism, theory, aesthetics and narrative techniques.

Love the film? Then A Level Film Studies is the course for you. You will develop your analysis skills by studying film as an art form, exploring a wide range of films, from art-house movies to blockbusters to Bollywood.

Film Studies prepares students for various careers and further educational opportunities by providing foundational instruction in the analysis of visual culture. As a Film Studies student, you'll assess the medium of film in interdisciplinary courses. You'll learn methods of film analysis that take into account the history and conventions of filmmaking. You'll learn about the social impact of film — its uses for reflecting, shaping, and critiquing culture — while improving your ability to express interpretations of this important and influential medium. You'll emerge with the ability to critically view and interpret films, becoming a discerning cinema analyst.

In Shenandoah’s film studies program, you’ll learn how to make your own films, with plenty of hands-on experiences available. You’ll also discover more about the history of film, as well as explore filmmaking from a wide variety of perspectives.

Film Studies at RWU explores the history, theory, criticism and aesthetics of cinema and the connections that movies have to broader social, cultural and political issues.