Our Global Film MA will give you a sophisticated understanding of films as systems of meaning and practice.
Explore film as both a transnational and locally embedded medium and discover more about the different ways we engage with it.
Our Global Film MA will provide you with a sophisticated understanding of film and film-related practices across cultures and societies.
Develop the essential skills needed for a career in film or related occupations, or to progress to a PhD.
Our programme is suitable for students from across the globe and you don’t need a background in film to join.
This Master's degree will challenge you to develop insights into film and film-related practices in a rapidly evolving media landscape, such as:
You'll also benefit from the input of industry professionals and practitioners. BAFTA-nominated, award-winning filmmaker, Tina Gharavi brings a wealth of experience to the teaching of screenwriting.
Experts in film production, exhibition, and distribution offer guest classes and work experience.
Experts come from partner organisations such as:
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