604 Full-time Master's degrees in Film Studies

Combine the study of film with a knowledge of cultural management at this Film and Cultural Management MA course offered at the University of Southampton. You'll gain in-depth understanding of the film industry, film theory, and the modern cultural sector, focusing on how cultural management affects visual media. Prepare for a career in film, media or the arts.

Explore how new, digital media impact societies in crucial ways and learn how digital media and technologies shape industry, culture, politics, human rights and the environment.

This MA Filmmaking degree course from The University for the Creative Arts will give you the tools to enhance your creative and technical skills as an independent filmmaker - and the opportunity to specialise in an area of the industry you really wish to focus on.

The Editing and Post Production (EPP) course at London South Bank University aims to produce job ready graduates who have the ambition and drive to develop a long term career in editing and post production or pursue research in this field.

The Film Studies programme of Eötvös Loránd University is combining theoretical and practical knowledge allows students to deepen their basic knowledge acquired throughout the bachelor’s program in the field of film history, film analysis, film theory or practical skills.

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 Composition for Film and Television course from the University of West London offers a vibrant creative hub for aspiring film and media composers. 

Learn the business, creative, technical and logistical perspectives of producing for film and television with the practical Producing for Film and Television course at the University of York. 

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

The Film and Television Production course at University of Wolverhampton provides students with the skills, knowledge and creative development to advance their skills as a film and screen maker. It is designed to encourage focus on the role or part of the industry specific to their ambitions.

Photography course at Kingston University will support you as an artist, giving you the skills and knowledge you need for a successful career in industry.

The Film Studies degree from University of Essex has been offered supervision in all areas of our wide-ranging staff research expertise, including an exceptional variety of approaches to global film and media.

This Photography - Advanced Postgrad.Cert from Fanshawe College will help to develop your unique creativity into a professional career. Become a professional photographer by specializing in this one-year advanced photography program in London, Ontario. If you have a solid foundation in DSLR camera photography.

This Sound for Film and Television Production programme from University of York emphasises a high level of craft skill and creativity, combined with critical thought and collaboration. You'll gain scientific and technical training with hands-on experience of sound design, programme creation and artistic decision-making. 

Scoring for Film, TV and Interactive Media from Griffith College has been designed to nurture the development of strong, individual creative artists ready to contribute stand-out original music in the visual media space.

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

Put your creative skills into practice, working from an initial story idea to the final creative project with the Screenwriting (by research) programme from University of York.

The MA in Film Studies offers an exciting opportunity to dive deep into the world of film, one of the world’s most successful popular art forms. You will explore and analyse film texts, consider the social, industrial and historical context in which films are made and understand and critique how films respond to a globalised, digital world. 

On the Film course at the Liverpool John Moores University, you will have the opportunity to make films, study about film and work towards the international LJMU MA Short Film Festival.

Delve into cutting-edge methodologies, latest critical concepts and research trends in international film and screen studies with the Film and Screen Studies programme from The University of Exeter.