Masters Degrees (Film Criticism)

The programme offers a thorough grounding in postgraduate-level film. We are happy to consider applications from applicants with a background in either film or a related humanities subject. Read more

Learn how to build a successful career in film exhibition, programming, criticism or archival work. This is a ground-breaking MA delivered in partnership with the British Film Institute (BFI). Read more

Combine practical filmmaking and film criticism Choose between practical and theoretical assignments Embed your learning within an academic and film industry-based… Read more

This course will develop your understanding of the central role cinema has played, and continues to play, in shaping our world. You will be able to research a variety of areas, including Film and Philosophy, Gender and Sexuality, British Cinema from 1960s to the present day, and Film and Adaptation. Read more

The MA Film with Practice 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. Read more

The Masters in Film Studies is a unique and stimulating programme that allows you to explore central concepts in the development of film theory and film-philosophy with an emphasis on European and American auteur cinema. Read more

The PGDip in Film and Screen Studies offers a unique combination of critical and creative approaches to the past and the future of audiovisual media. Read more

The PGCert in Film and Screen Studies offers a unique combination of critical and creative approaches to the past and the future of audiovisual media. Read more

Film is the most important mass medium and art form of modern times. Shaping our modes of perception and communication, it is popular in its appeal and radical in its practices. Read more

Philosophy and the Arts is an interdisciplinary degree, allowing you to combine philosophy with any or all of the three arts disciplines. Read more

Documentary filmmaking is one of the fastest growing sectors of the screen economy. From feature length films to short online content, documentaries offer a powerful tool for storytelling, and engaging audiences in diverse subjects and causes. Read more

Address the image world, find out how images create meaning, and discover what you can do with what you see on this eclectic MA programme If this degree were a film we’d be watching the beginning and the end. Read more

The boom in film drama, powered by companies such as Netflix, and the advent of streamed media and web content, is opening up new opportunities for scriptwriters. Read more

The UK screen industry is booming, with companies like Netflix and Amazon investing huge amounts in creating original UK dramas and content. Read more

Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design Combine studio art practice with modules in English, philosophy and film studies in this interdisciplinary course. Read more