The Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Film, Television and Digital Media is a three-year, full-time program designed to lead to a terminal degree in creative media production. It aims to cultivate graduates into media professionals with artistic sensibility, social responsibility, and a global perspective. Graduates are prepared for careers as producers, directors, screenwriters, and other roles within the media industry. The MFA degree may also qualify graduates to teach at the college level. The curriculum emphasizes a practical approach, with 60-70% of the coursework focused on practice-oriented subjects, complemented by 15-20% in history, criticism, and theory, and another 15-20% in non-practice supporting courses. The first year provides a broad foundation in film, television, and digital media, ensuring students are familiar with practical operations and relevant theoretical developments. The second year offers elective courses for specialized professional training in scriptwriting, film/TV production, or digital media production, alongside artistic development. The third year is dedicated to the thesis project, allowing students to specialize in script writing, film/TV production, or digital media production.
The program is structured with a strong emphasis on practical application, history, criticism, and theory. Students gain foundational knowledge in the first year, with opportunities for specialization in the second and third years.
Graduates of the MFA program are prepared for professional roles in the film, television, and digital media industries. The program also equips them with the skills to potentially teach at the college level.
Tuition fee details are available in the University Student Handbook. Specific fees for the MFA in Film, Television and Digital Media are not detailed here.
The program is a three-year, full-time course of study.
Graduates are prepared for professional roles such as producers, directors, screenwriters, and other media professionals. The program also provides qualifications for teaching at the college level.
The curriculum emphasizes practical application, with 60-70% of coursework focused on practice-oriented subjects, complemented by courses in history, criticism, and theory. Students specialize in their second and third years.
Applications for the September 2026 intake are expected to open in mid to late December 2025. You should monitor the university's admissions website for exact dates.
Specific tuition fees for the MFA in Film, Television and Digital Media are not detailed on the program page. Please refer to the Hong Kong Baptist University's official fee schedule for postgraduate studies or the University Student Handbook.
Yes, there are several scholarships available, including those for thesis project performance, academic achievement, and production excellence. Specific details on eligibility and how to apply are listed for each scholarship.