TÉLÉ-UNIVERSITÉ, UNIVERSITÉ DU QUÉBEC · CANADA
Baccalauréat en création télévisuelle et multiécran (Bachelor of Arts in Television and Multi-screen Creation)
Bachelor's · Taught in fr
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
fr
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 90Credits
- 3 yearsFull-time Study
- AutumnAdmission Term
- 40Capacity per year (Autumn)
- MontréalCampus
This Bachelor of Arts program focuses on training creators for television, digital platforms, and social media. It emphasizes versatility, creative practice, understanding industry trends, and theoretical reflection to prepare students for a dynamic media landscape. The curriculum combines artistic, technical, narrative, and strategic aspects of contemporary creation, with a multi-platform approach and a focus on collaborative work reflecting industry realities. Students will develop original voices and produce content for various screens.
Curriculum
The program is structured over three years, with students gaining foundational skills in the first year, participating in collective projects in the second, and focusing on production in the third year. Courses are typically 3 credits unless otherwise specified. Some courses may have prerequisites.
- Year 1
- Foundational TV and Multi-screen Creation
- Technical Skills (Shooting, Editing, Directing)
- Theoretical Foundations (TV Language, Digital Cultures, Format Analysis)
- Year 2
- Collective Project Development
- Creative Skill Consolidation
- Industry Reality Projects (TV Shows, Web Series, Social Media Content)
- Year 3
- Major Project Production
- Original Work Creation
- Industry Standard Output
Careers
This program prepares graduates for a variety of professions in television, web, and emerging platforms. Graduates will have a strong understanding of contemporary audiovisual creation and the skills to conceive and produce original, relevant, and innovative content.
- Content Creator
- Television Producer
- Digital Platform Content Specialist
- Social Media Content Manager
- Web Series Creator
- Director
- Editor
- Screenwriter
Frequently asked questions
- What are the main entry requirements for the Baccalauréat en création télévisuelle et multiécran?
- Applicants generally need a DEC or equivalent, or relevant university studies or work experience. All candidates must submit a media production portfolio and demonstrate French language proficiency.
- Is a portfolio required for admission to this program?
- Yes, a media production portfolio showcasing personal or academic work is an essential part of the application. It accounts for 60% of the selection criteria for most applicant categories.
- What career opportunities are available after completing this bachelor's degree?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as Content Creator, Television Producer, Digital Platform Content Specialist, Web Series Creator, Director, Editor, and Screenwriter across television, web, and emerging platforms.
- How long does the program take to complete?
- The Baccalauréat en création télévisuelle et multiécran is a full-time program designed to be completed in 3 years.
- When can I apply for this program and when does it start?
- Admission is for the Autumn term, and the application period typically opens several months prior. Exact application deadlines vary, so it is best to check the official UQAM admissions website for specific dates.
- Are there scholarships available for international students?
- The provided information does not specify any scholarships for this program. Prospective students should inquire with the university directly for details on available funding opportunities.
Entry requirements
DEC (Diplôme d'études collégiales)Or equivalent. Selection is based on Media Production (60%) and Academic Performance (40%).
University StudiesMinimum of five university courses (15 credits) at the time of application. Selection based on Media Production (60%) and Academic Record (40%).
Studies outside QuebecAppropriate diploma obtained after at least 13 years of schooling (unless otherwise agreed with the Government of Quebec). Selection based on Media Production (60%) and Academic Record (40%).
Work ExperienceAt least 21 years old with at least 2 years of relevant work experience in television production. Selection based on Media Production (60%) and Relevant Experience (40%).
All applicants must submit a media production portfolio showcasing personal or academic work. Due to limited places, candidates with the best results in media production and academic/professional records are selected for an interview. The program is competitive and requires a pre-selection based on submitted materials, followed by a final interview.
Fees
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Tuition fees and living costs are not specified in the provided information. Prospective students should contact the university directly for this information.
How to apply
1. Check Admission RequirementsEnsure you meet the specific requirements for your admission basis (DEC, University Studies, Work Experience, or Studies outside Quebec).
2. Demonstrate French ProficiencyAll candidates must demonstrate proficiency in French through the Épreuve uniforme de français or the UQAM written French test, unless exempt.
3. Prepare Media Production PortfolioCompile a portfolio showcasing your personal or academic media production work, as this is a key selection criterion.
4. Submit ApplicationSubmit your application online by the specified deadline for the Autumn intake. Ensure all required documents, including your portfolio, are included.
5. Selection ProcessCandidates undergo a pre-selection based on academic/professional records and the media production portfolio. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for a final interview.
Frequently asked questions
What are the main entry requirements for the Baccalauréat en création télévisuelle et multiécran?
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Applicants generally need a DEC or equivalent, or relevant university studies or work experience. All candidates must submit a media production portfolio and demonstrate French language proficiency.
Is a portfolio required for admission to this program?
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Yes, a media production portfolio showcasing personal or academic work is an essential part of the application. It accounts for 60% of the selection criteria for most applicant categories.
What career opportunities are available after completing this bachelor's degree?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as Content Creator, Television Producer, Digital Platform Content Specialist, Web Series Creator, Director, Editor, and Screenwriter across television, web, and emerging platforms.
How long does the program take to complete?
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The Baccalauréat en création télévisuelle et multiécran is a full-time program designed to be completed in 3 years.
When can I apply for this program and when does it start?
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Admission is for the Autumn term, and the application period typically opens several months prior. Exact application deadlines vary, so it is best to check the official UQAM admissions website for specific dates.
Are there scholarships available for international students?
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The provided information does not specify any scholarships for this program. Prospective students should inquire with the university directly for details on available funding opportunities.