
MA Film Studies and Curation (Part time)
University of East AngliaNorwich Research Park, Norwich
Course overview
Do you want to turn your love of film into a career in film festivals, archiving, research or any other aspect of the rich world of film studies and curation? If so, this course is perfect for you. It combines UEA's unique legacy and experience in film studies with advanced practical emphasis on film curation.
As well as deepening your understanding of the medium of film itself, this industry-facing course is designed to furnish you with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in a range of creative and curatorial roles in the screen industries and heritage sector. Film Studies and Film Archiving have been taught at UEA for 50 years. Our academics are among the most respected in the world for their research, teaching and creative work.
We have trained the screen heritage professionals who now run some of the leading film organisations and film archives across the world. This Master's programme looks to the future, helping you develop the skills and opportunities needed to harness the latest ideas and technologies for curation as it develops across film’s second century (and beyond). With our innovative MA in Film Studies and Curation, you'll explore film cultures, stretching from the historic to the contemporary.
You'll learn about the workings of the global film industry and the ways in which local, national and transnational film industries work together, while gaining knowledge of the theories, histories and methods central to the discipline of film studies. You'll also
Key highlights
- Combines film studies with advanced practical emphasis on film curation
- Industry-facing preparation for creative and curatorial roles in screen industries
- Film studies and film archiving taught here for 50 years
- Explores film cultures from the historic to the contemporary
- Covers workings of local, national and transnational film industries
- Develops skills in the latest ideas and technologies for curation
Entry requirements
- Degree: 2:2 — Typical UK Entry Requirements: Degree classification Bachelors degree - 2.2 Degree Subject All subject areas considered
Careers this course leads to
- Film festival programmer
- Film archivist
- Film curator
- Screen heritage officer
- Film researcher
- Cinema programmer
Cost of study
UK/Home: £11,200 per year | International: £23,850 per year
Admission
Applications are made through AHZ at no cost. Share your transcripts, English test scores and personal statement, and your AHZ Counsellor will review your profile, submit your application to University of East Anglia, and guide you through interview, offer, CAS and visa — right up to enrolment.
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