Pursuing a film degree would be a great choice for anybody who has a passion for cinema and film. You will experience all elements of the subject area, from the first spark of an idea, all the way to production and promotion of a film project. You will come to understand how film and cinema history has impacted our film and video production and consumption today, as well as how new technology has shaped the industry and opened doors for independent film-makers.
Canada has a well earned reputation as a kind and welcoming country, making it a popular destination for international students looking to study abroad. If you choose to study in Canada, you will be able to access some of the worlds leading universities, as well as study in an environment that is encouraging of your development both inside and outside of the classroom. You will be able to choose from many highly ranked universities according to the QS World University rankings.
Master of Arts in Film Studies MA
The University of British Columbia (UBC) Canada
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Concordia University Canada
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