Film Studies
What can I do with my degree?
About the program
Film Studies teaches you how to read visual culture and speak the dominant creative language of the last century. As a student in Film studies you will explore the history of cinema in its global breadth — from documentary to experimental and narrative feature films — and the future of cinema in its many emergent forms. You’ll develop a deep understanding of film’s aesthetics and relation to society and you’ll write film reviews, analyze film sequences, and become a cultural critic.
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Career possibilities – Beyond the bachelor degree
The job titles listed below are examples of careers requiring further education such as an MA or PhD degree, a second bachelor degree, a certificate or a graduate diploma and relevant work experience.
For details on these job titles, main duties and employment requirements visit Canada’s National Occupational Classification (NOC).
- Art director
- Censor
- Cinematographer
- College / university professor
- Film archivist
- Film director
- Film editor
- Filmmaker
- Publicist
- Producer
- Technical film crew
- Visual arts consultant
