The master’s program in cinema and media studies is designed to educate students in the diversity of cinematic practices, and their historical and contemporary formats. Through classroom discussion, students will learn how moving pictures shape our perceptions of the world. The University faculty members are renowned experts and specialists in film studies. Students will work closely with faculty members as they prepare for a career in cinema and media studies.

The two-year M.A. program offers students the opportunity to pursue Cinema and Media Studies through coursework and an M.A. thesis project. Students are expected to give primary attention to an area of expertise of their choice while training in the broader theoretical, critical, and historical contexts of the field.  

Program Component: Coursework + Thesis required

Supervision

Students in research-based programs usually require a faculty member to function as their supervisor. Please follow the instructions provided by each program whether applicants should contact faculty members.

Instructions regarding supervisor contact for Master of Arts in Cinema and Media Studies (MA)

Applicants should browse faculty profiles and indicate in their application who they are interested in working with. However, it is not necessary for applicants to contact faculty members prior to their application.