UNIVERSITY OF LAUSANNE · SWITZERLAND
Bachelor of Arts in Cinema History and Aesthetics
Bachelor's · Taught in fr
At a glance
36 mo
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Bachelor's
Level
The University of Lausanne offers a Bachelor of Arts (Baccalauréat universitaire ès Lettres) in Cinema History and Aesthetics through the Faculty of Arts and the Department of Cinema History and Aesthetics. This program provides a foundational understanding of the historical development and aesthetic principles of cinema.
Curriculum
The Bachelor of Arts in Cinema History and Aesthetics is structured over three years. The study plan for 2013 outlines the curriculum. For students transferring credits, specific requirements may apply.
- Year 1
- Year 2
- Year 3
Careers
A Bachelor's degree in Cinema History and Aesthetics can open doors to various roles within the film industry and cultural sectors. Graduates are prepared for further specialization at the Master's level or for entry-level positions.
- Film Archivist
- Film Programmer
- Film Critic
- Researcher
- Cultural Mediator
Frequently asked questions
- What are the general entry requirements for this Bachelor's program?
- You need a general university entrance qualification, meaning successful completion of secondary education equivalent to Swiss standards.
- What is the duration of the Bachelor of Arts in Cinema History and Aesthetics program?
- The program is structured over three years.
- What are the tuition fees and living costs for this program?
- Tuition fees and living costs are not specified in the provided text. Information on fees is typically available through the university's central administration or finance office.
- How do I apply to this program if I am transferring credits from another university?
- You need to understand the credit transfer system and any specific requirements, which may involve completing additional seminar courses or modules. Ensure you have a UNIL email address to register for credits.
- What are the potential career paths after completing this degree?
- Graduates can pursue roles such as Film Archivist, Film Programmer, Film Critic, Researcher, or Cultural Mediator, and are prepared for further specialization at the Master's level.
Entry requirements
General University Entrance QualificationSuccessful completion of secondary education equivalent to Swiss standards is required for admission.
Specific requirements for external students transferring credits from other Swiss universities (e.g., Geneva, Neuchâtel) are detailed in the program information. These may involve completing additional seminar courses or modules depending on the number of credits to be acquired.
Fees
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Tuition fees and living costs are not specified in the provided text. Information on fees is typically available through the university's central administration or finance office.
How to apply
1. Understand Credit TransferIf you are transferring from another university (e.g., Geneva, Neuchâtel), carefully review the specific credit requirements and any additional courses or modules you need to complete. This may involve 84 credits for Geneva students or a standard 70 credits for others. Special procedures exist for students who transferred from the 2005 Bachelor system to the 2013 system.
2. Register for Academic CoursesEnsure you have a UNIL email address, which is necessary for registering for courses and accumulating credits.
3. Fulfill Program RequirementsComplete all required coursework, including seminar courses and any additional modules or personal assignments (e.g., research papers) as stipulated by the program and your credit transfer status.
4. Seek Further InformationFor detailed course descriptions and academic planning, refer to the official study plan documents and the course catalogue available on the university website.
Frequently asked questions
What are the general entry requirements for this Bachelor's program?
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You need a general university entrance qualification, meaning successful completion of secondary education equivalent to Swiss standards.
What is the duration of the Bachelor of Arts in Cinema History and Aesthetics program?
+
The program is structured over three years.
What are the tuition fees and living costs for this program?
+
Tuition fees and living costs are not specified in the provided text. Information on fees is typically available through the university's central administration or finance office.
How do I apply to this program if I am transferring credits from another university?
+
You need to understand the credit transfer system and any specific requirements, which may involve completing additional seminar courses or modules. Ensure you have a UNIL email address to register for credits.
What are the potential career paths after completing this degree?
+
Graduates can pursue roles such as Film Archivist, Film Programmer, Film Critic, Researcher, or Cultural Mediator, and are prepared for further specialization at the Master's level.