339 Master's in Film Studies in Europe

Filmmaking from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) is ideal if you're looking for an immersive learning experience designed to prepare you for a successful career in the film and television industry.

The International Screenwriting and Production course at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore is a 1-year Specialising Master taught entirely in English.

Learn to understand and manage the entire production process, from development and planning, to working on location and overseeing creative post-production work in this Production Management from Bournemouth University.

The Screenwriting course at University of Hertfordshire includes BAFTA albert accreditation – an industry recognised certification which encourages the TV and film production industry to reduce waste and its carbon footprint.

The Film and TV (Thesis) programme from Bahçeşehir University (BAU) is designed for aspiring filmmakers and television professionals who wish to deepen their theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the industry.

This one-year (2-semester) Film Studies - Pre-Master's Programme (PMP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

Combine creativity with academic theory. Develop your knowledge and practice of post-production techniques in our industry-standard facilities throughout this Editing for Film and Television Production course from the University of York

Our outward-looking, multi-disciplinary research activities in the Film and TV Studies programme of the University of Glasgow are based on high-quality, challenging and flexible graduate programmes.

On the Filmmaking programme from Sheffield Hallam University create your vision and explore the craft of filmmaking on a course with exceptional industry links.

This Film Studies programme from Newcastle University is an opportunity for you to pursue research that you are passionate about. It combines taught elements to develop your subject knowledge and research-based elements to encourage your skills as a researcher.

This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a postgraduate degree at a top UK university. Learn more at the Film and Screen Studies - Pre-Master's Programme at OnCampus London from Goldsmiths, University of London.

This  MA International Contemporary Literatures and Media degree delivered at University of Galway will teach you to communicate your ideas effectively - whether in writing, speaking, or across diverse media and to adapt your message to different audiences in intercultural settings. 

The Theatre Directing degree from University of Essex is designed for practicing or aspiring directors seeking to establish themselves as professional theatre directors.

Explore film’s influence in the media landscape. Enhance your research and critical thinking skills through film analysis from different perspectives with this Film Studies degree offered at University of Sussex.

This Film Studies and Curation course from University of East Anglia combines the unique heritage and strengths in film studies with advanced practical training in film curation to launch your career. You'll master film history and analysis while gaining hands-on experience of curating film festivals, working with archives, and connecting audiences with film culture.  

The Film Studies MA course from University of Southampton will help you gain a global perspective on cinema on this MA Film Studies master's degree at the University of Southampton. 

Elevate your career from the sidelines to the spotlight. The Film Industry programme at the European School of Economics is not just a degree, it is your VIP pass to the inner workings of the global entertainment business.

The Film and Screen Media degree delivered by the University College Cork combines film studies in theory, analysis, history, and practice, with an emphasis on encouraging students’ academic skills and creativity (in critical writing; filmmaking; film/media journalism; and cultural administration). 

The Filmmaking and Media Arts programme at the University of Glasgow focuses on low-budget and experimental filmmaking and media art. It is designed to provide the necessary practical and critical skills required for current and ‘future’ screen-based production.

This Global Film course from Newcastle University will give you a sophisticated understanding of films as systems of meaning and practice.