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- Oldest Film Studies program in CanadaDistinguished Program
- Focus on critical and historical analysisCore Curriculum
- Weekly film screeningsExperiential Learning
- Optional video production coursesPractical Skills
- Opportunities with BUFS and BrockTVStudent Engagement
The Film Studies program at Brock University is one of Canada's oldest and most respected, offering a deep dive into the critical and historical aspects of film and related media. Students will explore diverse approaches to cinema, with weekly film screenings exposing them to a wide range of cinematic works. The curriculum focuses on the history, theory, and aesthetics of moving image technologies, providing a comprehensive understanding of the medium's evolution and future. This program helps students develop strong audio-visual literacy skills, which are highly valuable across media, advertising, and technology sectors, including the film, television, and video industries. While the primary focus is on critical and historical analysis, optional courses in video production are available. Students also have opportunities for experiential learning through various program courses and can engage with the Brock University Film Society (BUFS) and BrockTV.
Careers
A degree in Film Studies from Brock University prepares you for a variety of roles within the media and entertainment industries, equipping you with nuanced audio-visual literacy essential for today's market.
- Media analyst/consultant
- Film/television industry professional
- Audio/visual media content creator
- Film and media festival programmer
- Film and media critic
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Film Studies (BA) program?
- For applicants from Ontario Secondary Schools, a mid-70s average is required, including English (ENG4U). International applicants should consult the specific admissions criteria document for their country.
- How do I apply to the Film Studies program?
- Applications are submitted through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) using the code BF. You will need to review admission requirements, apply online, and submit required documents like official transcripts.
- What is the language of instruction for this program?
- The primary language of instruction is English. International applicants may need to provide proof of English proficiency.
- What are the potential career paths after completing the Film Studies program?
- Graduates can pursue roles such as media analysts, film/television industry professionals, audio/visual content creators, festival programmers, or film and media critics.
- Where can I find information on tuition and living costs?
- Specific tuition and living cost information for international students was not found. Please consult Brock University's Student Accounts & Financial Aid office directly for the most accurate and up-to-date fee schedule.
- What makes the Film Studies program at Brock University stand out?
- It is one of Canada's oldest and most respected Film Studies programs, focusing on critical and historical analysis with weekly film screenings and optional video production courses.
Entry requirements
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)Mid 70s average, including English (ENG4U)
International ApplicantsRefer to the specific admissions criteria document for your country.
Applicants from an Ontario Secondary School require English (ENG4U) as a prerequisite.
Fees
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Specific tuition and living cost information for international students was not found on the provided university pages. Please consult the university's Student Accounts & Financial Aid office directly for the most accurate and up-to-date fee schedule.
How to apply
1. Review Admission RequirementsCheck the specific academic and English language requirements for your country and the Film Studies program. For Ontario Secondary School applicants, a mid-70s average with English (ENG4U) is expected. International applicants should consult the 'Admissions Criteria' document linked on the program page.
2. Apply Online via OUACSubmit your application through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) website. The OUAC code for Film Studies is BF. This is the primary method for applying to undergraduate programs in Ontario.
3. Submit Required DocumentsAfter applying, you will receive instructions on how to submit your official transcripts and any other supporting documents. Ensure all documents are certified and translated into English if necessary.
4. Monitor Your ApplicationRegularly check your applicant portal or email for updates on your application status, requests for additional information, or admission decisions.
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Film Studies (BA) program?
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For applicants from Ontario Secondary Schools, a mid-70s average is required, including English (ENG4U). International applicants should consult the specific admissions criteria document for their country.
How do I apply to the Film Studies program?
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Applications are submitted through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) using the code BF. You will need to review admission requirements, apply online, and submit required documents like official transcripts.
What is the language of instruction for this program?
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The primary language of instruction is English. International applicants may need to provide proof of English proficiency.
What are the potential career paths after completing the Film Studies program?
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Graduates can pursue roles such as media analysts, film/television industry professionals, audio/visual content creators, festival programmers, or film and media critics.
Where can I find information on tuition and living costs?
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Specific tuition and living cost information for international students was not found. Please consult Brock University's Student Accounts & Financial Aid office directly for the most accurate and up-to-date fee schedule.
What makes the Film Studies program at Brock University stand out?
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It is one of Canada's oldest and most respected Film Studies programs, focusing on critical and historical analysis with weekly film screenings and optional video production courses.