158 Part-time Master's degrees in Film Studies

The Art History and Visual Culture programme at York University offers advanced study in Canadian heritage and global artistic practices. This degree is available in both full-time and part-time modes, with the MA typically spanning five terms. Students engage with diverse subjects from curatorial studies to critical theory.

The Film and Media Studies programme at Columbia University offers a comprehensive exploration of cinematic history and theory. This master degree provides students with a rigorous academic foundation in media analysis. Delivered via a public study mode, the curriculum focuses on critical research and scholarly excellence.

The MA in Film and Screen Media at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of film and related media. This one-year full-time course provides evening classes, catering to both full-time and part-time students. Engage deeply with the subject while benefiting from a flexible learning environment.

The Film, Television and Screen Industries programme offered at the University of Nottingham was designed using the expertise and insider knowledge provided by the industry partners.

The Film, Radio, TV and Other Media Studies program at Warnborough College explores cinema from wholly interdisciplinary perspectives. Our core modules are designed to provide an essential general understanding of film and film theory. 

The Film and Media Arts program at American University Washington DC prepares you to be a compelling visual storyteller. You will learn the skills you need for a career creating meaningful stories that inform and inspire action in film, video, and game design.

Central has a long-standing and well recognised reputation for the dissemination of actor movement disciplines within the British theatre scene; these pioneering courses are the first of their kind in Europe. The Movement - Directing and Teaching program is offered at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. 

The part-time Screenwriting course at Birkbeck, University of London, leads to a B.A. (Hons) degree. This programme spans two years and is designed for those wishing to balance their studies with other commitments while honing their screenwriting skills under the guidance of industry professionals.

This is a unique opportunity for you to work with national and international experts in Film while, at the same time, developing yourself as an expert in the field. This Film programme at the University of Worcester will enable you to acquire fundamental research skills while carrying out a major research project of your choice.

Immerse yourself in the craft of cinematic storytelling with the Filmmaking programme offered at Canterbury Christ Church University, a practice-based Master’s designed to equip you with the creative, technical, and professional skills to thrive in today’s screen industries.

The Film and Television Production course at Anglia Ruskin University helps you develop as a producer/director of factual programmes and extend your creative skills and technical knowledge. With talks by industry professionals, and access to a broad range of equipment, you’ll create a portfolio of work that will help you stand out from the crowd.

The Film (Film with Practice) at University of Kent is a taught programme suitable for graduates in film, practitioners who want to advance their practice in an intellectually stimulating environment and graduates from other disciplines with a passion demonstrated though amateur filmmaking.

Culture, Media and Film from University of Worcester draws on a rich interdisciplinary foundation.

Film and Television at Sacred Heart University is devoted to cinematic storytelling across all platforms.

The Screen Producing program at University of Melbourne is a practice-based coursework degree that gives you industry-leading knowledge and the skills to work as a professional producer in the rapidly transforming screen industry, and includes pathways for either research or professional experience.

This dynamic and practical Documentary (Part-time) programme at Liverpool John Moores University will develop your creative storytelling and multi-media production skills.

The MA Music for Film, Media and Games at MetFilm School develops the craft and workflow of screen composition and sound design for film, television, games and digital platforms. Designed with input from working professionals, it combines studio practice with critical reflection so you can deliver to brief, collaborate effectively and meet industry expectations.

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 and Curation course from University of East Anglia is perfect for you. It combines UEA's unique legacy and experience in film studies with advanced practical emphasis on film curation.