MA Film Studies

The Film Studies MA at UCL is a unique course that provides students with an in-depth understanding of the theory and history of film. This course focuses on understanding film as a form of cultural communication and equips students with the analytic skills to navigate this complex landscape.Course Content: The course provides a comprehensive approach to film study including film theory, world cinema, early and silent cinema, feminist film theory, film-philosophy, and contemporary Hollywood. It combines an in-depth study of film history with the development of critical skills.Key Modules: The program is divided into different compulsory and optional modules. Compulsory modules include Historical and Theoretical Approaches to Film, a Guided Option in Languages and Cultural Studies, and a Dissertation in Film Studies. Optional modules range from topics such as Latin American Cinema, 'Race', Culture, and Identity in the USA to Digital Video Production: From Development to Screen.Accreditations: The program is awarded by the University College London, ranked 8th in the world by QS World University Rankings.Future Careers: Graduates can find career opportunities in a variety of jobs that value their skills in research, writing, critical thinking, and cultural understanding. Specific roles can include film curators, programming for film festivals or cinemas, distribution or marketing, or education. The course also provides a foundation for a PhD and a career in academia.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.