158 Part-time Master's degrees in Film Studies

With this Music for the Moving Image programme from Leeds Beckett University, learn to create atmosphere and captivate TV and film audiences with soundtracks for moving pictures. 

This Screen Studies programme at the University of Liverpool is designed for those interested in both the industrial and economic aspects of contemporary screen media (film, television and videogames) and in the complex ways in which such media interact with societies and cultures globally.

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 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 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.

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. 

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.

The Film Studies MA will provide you with an exciting global approach to the study of film spanning a broad geographical area and to examine the historical development of film and related media. Focussing on cultural theory, through a wide variety of films, you will develop sophisticated approaches to current developments in the study of films and media around the world. 

Throughout the Acting and Theatre Making course from the University of West London you will explore your practice both as an actor/creator and theatre practitioner. 

Do you want to turn your love of film into a career in film festivals, archiving, research or any other aspect of the rich world of film studies and curation? If so, this Film Studies (Part time) from University of East Anglia is perfect for you.

The Filmmaking course offered by Teesside University welcomes filmmakers of all kinds whether you're passionate about fiction, documentary, experimental, or commercial work.

In the Cinematic Arts course from Griffith University you will undertake research and practical work in your chosen discipline of Animation, Film/Screen Production or Games.

The Department of Film and Television offers supervisory expertise in a wide range of subject areas, including classical Hollywood cinema, British cinema, television drama, comedy, animation and documentary. University of Bristol offers the Film and Television programme. 

The Film Studies - Theory and Practice degree delivered at University of Galway offers a unique blend of academic and practical training, equipping students for careers across film, screenwriting, and media.

The Filmmaking course offered by Wrexham University equips you with both practical and theoretical knowledge essential for the film industry. 

Creative Media Production (Screen) from Wrexham University offers you extensive work experience opportunities which include leading some areas of the media projects that pass through our media production spaces. 

The Music - Composition course at Kingston University will help you refine your skills, deepen your practice and start creating at a whole new level.