Looking for your first degree in Film? See bachelors degrees in Film in Denmark
A masters degree in film allows students to develop their knowledge and expertise. They generally take 1-2 years to complete, and will blend theoretical study with practical projects. Admission requirements usually include a bachelor's degree in a relevant subject, language proficiency and a creative portfolio.
International students will have to pay tuition fees, but can often access financial aid, such as scholarships and grants. Film graduates will be able to progress to further study, or look for jobs in the film industry.
Find out more about how to choose a film school and the best film schools in the world.
Study in Denmark
Denmark has a long history of offering higher education, with universities dating back to 1479. This long history has allowed the country to develop a world class higher education system, with degree programs offered in the English language at various different types of university types. Denmark follows the Bologna Process, meaning that their higher education system is held to the same standards as all other European countries, and a degree earned at a Danish university will be recognised across Europe and the world.
See our detailed guide to studying in Denmark for international students.
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