Bachelor of Arts in Cinema Studies, or equivalent, including a written and independent academic product (thesis) of at least 15 ECTS and the equivalent of English 6 or English level 2.
This is a two year International Master's Programme in Cinema Studies. Ideal for you that would like to expand your interest in research - and maybe even pursue a career as a PhD student. Study in the Film House - Filmhuset As a student of Cinema Studies, you will experience film, television, and moving images anew - explore previously unknown phenomena and acquire tools to approach, describe, and interpret media in new and exiting ways - all taught in Filmhuset (Swedish Film Institute) The Education is in English. All courses in Cinema Studies contain a number of screenings, and over the course of the Programme you will have viewed a wide selection of films, from classics to rare films by directors from all corners of the world. Our Faculty includes some of Sweden's most prominent researchers in the field, teaching in a unique building dedicated to and built for film-related activities - featuring two large cinemas, a dedicated film library, a film archive, the Swedish Film Institute, and a cinematheque. As a student with us you will be in a fairly small group that ensure you to get access to the professors and supervisors - being in a small group also give you an opportunity to get to know eachother, study together and hang out together - and that is perhaps the most important