This is a ground-breaking MA delivered in partnership with the British Film Institute (BFI) to prepare students to build successful careers in film exhibition, programming, criticism or archival work.
The course is delivered by film professionals in exhibition and distribution, festivals, archives and film criticism, alongside academics and film makers.
Students will learn about the practicalities of film exhibition, distribution and preservation in the changing digital landscape and study the practice of film criticism and comment, including reviewing and critical writing about films, filmmakers and the broader culture.
Students will attend film festivals and have the opportunity to curate or contribute to festivals, seasons, pop up screenings and other events.
The course is delivered by film professionals in exhibition and distribution, festivals, archives and film criticism, alongside academics and film makers.
Students will learn about the practicalities of film exhibition, distribution and preservation in the changing digital landscape and study the practice of film criticism and comment, including reviewing and critical writing about films, filmmakers and the broader culture.
Students will attend film festivals and have the opportunity to curate or contribute to festivals, seasons, pop up screenings and other events.
Tuition Details
Home Fees: £11,300 per year
International Fees (including EU nationals): £18,000 per year
International Fees (including EU nationals): £18,000 per year
- Undergrad Application Fee
- $25
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