The Doctoral Program in Film Studies at the University of Lausanne, offered by the Section of Cinema History and Aesthetics, is a research-focused program designed for students wishing to pursue advanced academic work in the field of cinema. The program emphasizes in-depth research and contributes to the academic community through scholarly publications and participation in research projects.
Graduates of the doctoral program are prepared for careers in academia, research institutions, film archives, cultural heritage organizations, and other related fields.
Further information on admission criteria and application procedures can be found within the 'Infos pratiques' section, specifically under 'Inscription'.
A Master's degree is required for admission. Specific academic prerequisites may also apply depending on your chosen research area. Please consult the 'Infos pratiques' section for detailed information.
You need to review the admission criteria, prepare documents like transcripts, a Master's thesis, and a research proposal, and then submit your application by the deadline. Detailed procedures are available in the 'Infos pratiques' section.
The provided data does not specify the duration of the doctoral program.
Tuition fees for international students are not explicitly detailed on this page. Please refer to the University of Lausanne's central admissions or finance pages for current information.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Researcher, University Professor, Film Archivist, and Cultural Heritage Professional in academia, research institutions, and cultural organizations.
Living cost information is not provided on this page. Prospective students should consult the University of Lausanne's resources for estimated living expenses.