339 Master's in Film Studies in Europe

The continuing education master's degree in European Film Business and Law at the University of Potsdam provides skilled workers and executives from the film and TV industry with the necessary competences to expertly meet these challenges in order to ensure the sustainable development of their companies as well as dynamic market growth in Europe.

The Audiovisual and Cinema Studies program from University of St Andrews offers a comprehensive training in film and media studies, exploring cinema in a global context and participating in a network of 19 leading programmes in Europe, Canada and Brazil.

This Film, Photography and Media course from University of Leeds allows you to think about the critical and creative relationships between film, photography and the media, while developing your skills to produce projects of your own.

During the Film and Screen Studies programme at York St John University, you will gain an understanding of the history, nature and power of film and screen media. Discover the ways film can influence ideas and identities. 

The Screen and Film Production program at BIMM University could enable you to advance your career, develop and enhance your skillset, and align yourself with top industry professionals.

The Costume programme from University of the Arts London (UAL) combines both traditional and contemporary approaches to the design and production of historical costume.

Discover ReSound, an innovative Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Programme that reimagines the role of sound in culture, society, and the creative industries. This two-year, four-semester journey goes beyond the screen, elevating sound as a fully-fledged discipline and a starting point for exploring its profound connection to image, space, and experience. *This programme is subject to validation*

MA Film Producing (MAP) at London Film School is a one year course taught over five modules, and addresses all the core competences required of a professional film producer in an industry which operates globally. 

Launch your filmmaking career with University of Roehampton's new MA Filmmaking, starting September 2025.

Develop your portfolio as an independent filmmaker and prepare for the screen industry with the Film Making programme offered by University of East Anglia.

The Film and Screen Studies by thesis at University of Cambridge is for students who already have a substantial level of familiarity with the study of film and literary texts in the relevant culture and who already know the area they wish to research for their thesis.

Study for a Master of Design and start your career in film through Filmmaking at Canterbury Christ Church University.

The Television programme at University of the Arts London (UAL) is a master level course designed for aspiring media professionals. Delivered through a public study mode, this intensive curriculum focuses on high-level production and storytelling. Students develop advanced technical skills over a comprehensive duration.

An intensive one-year programme with the emphasis on developing the writer's original voice.

The Creative Media programme from University of Worcester is open to professionals and graduates who aspire to meet the evolving demands of contemporary creative practice. You will gain strong theoretical and cultural contextual knowledge and will hone your conceptual thinking and innovation.

The large amounts of computing power provided by the latest generation of small mobile devices are opening up a wide variety of new communication channels. Computer scientists specialized in the field of digital media have the skills to exploit this computing power in a creative manner and to design intuitive, user-friendly interfaces. The Media Informatics is offered at Saarland University.

The Master's in Film and Photographic Studies at Leiden University covers the history and theory of film and photography within the broad context of visual and other media. This one-year master’s programme takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of ‘lens-based’ media: photography, film and video.

Film & Visual Culture and French at Aberdeen gives your thorough training in the history and theory of the moving image in the 21st century from a contemporary European perspective. The Film and Visual Culture and French (5 years) programme is offered at University of Aberdeen.

This Film and TV Production programme offered at Ulster University will advance your skills and build your career in film and television production.

The Preservation and Presentation of the Moving Image (Media Studies) programme of University of Amsterdam invites students to critically engage with current practices of collecting and selecting, preserving and restoring, making accessible, presenting and curating moving images and sound.