157 Film and Theatre Studies Bachelors in United Kingdom

Bachelor in Film

The BA (Hons) Film degree is founded on the integration of practice and theory, and has a creative and enterprising focus throughout.

Bachelor in Drama & Theatre

Royal Holloway University of London

Pursing a degree in Drama and Theatre is a complex, serious and demanding exercise that requires a variety of intellectual, practical, verbal and written skills. Students explore a range of dramatic and theatrical forms, conventions, periods, traditions and activities. While a university degree in drama and theatre offers numerous opportunities to practice theatrical skills, both inside and outside the classroom, it is not actor training.

Bachelor in Film Studies and History & Philosophy of Art

University of Kent, Canterbury Campus

For over 30 years, the University of Kent has been at the forefront of developing film studies as an academic subject. We are one of the three major universities in the UK for film studies, and one of the most highly regarded departments in Europe.

Bachelor in Philosophy and Film

University of Essex

Our BA Philosophy and Film gives equal weight to both disciplines of philosophy and film and enables you to study within the UK’s leading university for continental philosophy, the very field in which many of the philosophical debates on film originated.

Bachelor in Cultural Studies and Film Studies

University of Kent, Canterbury Campus

Cultural Studies at Kent is a lively, innovative subject with distinctive perspectives on all forms of present day culture. We explore significant connections between popular culture, the arts, and everyday life by crossing traditional social sciences/humanities boundaries.

Bachelor in Computing and Film Studies

University of Kent, Canterbury Campus

Graduates who can offer employers a thorough understanding of the application of computing to business situations, in addition to expertise in another specialism, are in great demand.

Bachelor in Middle Eastern Studies & Screen Studies

The University of Manchester

Screen Studies can be studied alongside another subject (such as Linguistics, English Language) as a three year course or as a four year course as part of a Joint Hons with a Modern Foreign Language.  Both pathways provide a thorough grounding in history of film and film theory as well as television and emerging screen technologies and its application to questions of style and form. These elements will be studied by application to a mix of mainstream and avant-garde film drawn from Europe, Latin America and Hollywood. Alongside this will be the study of your other subject. The style and form of the film material forms an important aspect of these core studies. You will take up to half of your course units in aspects of Screen Studies. You build up an impressive array of abilities, thanks to the very wide range of subjects available for study, and the emphasis placed on the development of crucial skills. The course covers 120 credits per year and in the first year this is divi

Bachelor in Film Studies and Religious Studies

University of Kent, Canterbury Campus

Religion is a vital element in human culture, and today religious issues are everywhere – from current affairs and international events, to the history of ideas, art and literature, and our own immediate experience and environment.

Bachelor in Media Arts

Royal Holloway University of London

Media has now fundamentally integrated itself into our everyday existence. It has moved from being primarily a means of entertainment to something that affects every aspect of our lives. Whether you are a broadcast programme-maker, an internet content provider, a teacher, a politician or a corporate manager producing a Power-Point presentation, a practical and theoretical understanding of how the media works will benefit you.

Bachelor in Drama and Modern Languages

University of Essex

BA Drama and Modern Languages enables students to become proficient in one or more modern languages, and to study a wide range of dramatic texts.

Bachelor in BA (Hons) Acting

Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama

At RWCMD,we offer an exceptional environment in which to pursue a professional acting course. Our established teaching team is made up of highly experienced professional practitioners, who will help you develop the physical and emotional resources to enable you to respond to the wideranging demands of the contemporary acting professions. We design our programme to equip you with the full range of knowledge and skills you need to succeed in theatre, film, television and radio.

Bachelor in Film Studies Combined Degrees

University of Greenwich

Film studies at Greenwich, when taken as a Combined degree, is taught as a theoretical rather than a practical subject: it equips students to critically examine the medium of film and its place within society and culture, and reflect upon the commercial and industrial process of producing films.