Film Studies (BA)

The Film Studies major offers a thorough theoretical exploration of film. Students gain a deep understanding of film history, aesthetics, and critical methodologies for analyzing cinema .

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Study: Begin with a general overview of film history and theory.
• In-Depth Analysis: Advance to specialized courses focusing on film genres, notable filmmakers, or international cinema .
• Critical Approaches: Develop skills in analyzing and interpreting films through various critical lenses.

From broad surveys to detailed examinations, the program prepares students to engage with and appreciate the complexities of film .

To earn a degree in Film Studies, students must complete:

• 36 Required Credit Hours
• Applicable University Global Citizenship Program Hours
• Electives

For detailed information on general degree requirements, refer to the Baccalaureate Degree Requirements section in the Academic Policies and Information catalog.