Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Film and Media Studies - Upper Year Entry (QAQ)

The Department of Film and Media offers unique programs that let students learn from both sides of the camera on the premise that graduates should be versed in theories, contexts, and techniques of the medium. Students at Queen's University will learn how to produce innovative and diverse applications of film and media in the rapidly changing media spaces.

The Department’s multidisciplinary and professionally-oriented undergraduate and graduate programs were created to provide students with a wide range of course options and professional opportunities, including arts management, media production, curation, academia, and arts education. The programs integrate the practice of film and media with courses in history and criticism that range from Digital Media Theory to Hollywood Cinema to the Business of Media in Canada.

Students are exposed to media professionals, scholars and an extensive network of alumni. Film and Media is located within the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, with state-of the-art production facilities, a large screening room, and a Digital Lab. Graduate Studies in Film and Media also works in collaboration with the Agnes Etherington Arts Centre, to provide robust opportunities to participate in and benefit from experiential, applied learning.