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The film studies program explores cinema as a leading contemporary art form, addressing key philosophical, artistic, political, perceptual and knowledge-related inquiries essential to a liberal arts education. Students in this major will study cinematic styles, methods, influential trends, and analytical approaches while investigating film's role in society - examining its connections with belief systems, governance, identity, social constructs, ethics, and international relations.
This comprehensive major offers diverse coursework covering cinema's evolution, theoretical frameworks, cultural influence, and creative processes in both traditional and digital formats. Those pursuing film studies develop analytical and writing competencies applicable to various professions within creative fields and other industries. Those selecting the digital media production track will acquire direct, experiential training in filmmaking methods, equipping them for professional opportunities in the motion picture arts upon graduation.
A transcript from an accredited high school or equivalent, indicating all work completed at the time of application.
International first-year applicants must submit proof of English proficiency, which may be demonstrated by one of the following:
IELTS Overall Band score of at least 6.5
TOEFL iBT score of at least 80
Application deadlines:
Spring Term (January Intake) - Application deadline: October 1; Fall Term (August Intake) - Early Action deadline: November 1/Regular Decision deadline: January 15