A Master’s degree in Media Studies with a specialisation in Film and TV is a graduate-level program that focuses on the study of media in various forms, with a particular emphasis on the creation, production, and analysis of film and television. This program provides students with a deep understanding of how film and television impact society and culture, as well as the technical skills needed to create high-quality visual media.

The programme’s core curriculum covers a broad range of topics, including film theory, television production, media law and ethics, visual storytelling, and post-production techniques. Students in this program learn how to analyse and critique various types of media, as well as how to use different tools and techniques to create their own films and television shows.

One of the unique aspects of a Master’s degree in Media Studies with a specialisation in Film and TV is the opportunity to work with faculty members who are experts in the field. The programme has faculty members who have worked in the industry themselves, giving students access to valuable insights and networking opportunities.

In addition to the coursework and practical experience, students may also have the opportunity to participate in research projects and publish scholarly articles related to their area of specialisation. This can help them develop a deeper understanding of the industry and contribute to the ongoing discourse and development of media studies.