This Master's degree programme is designed for individuals passionate about writing for film and television. It focuses on developing and processing innovative film scripts through a hands-on, workshop-oriented approach. Classes are structured around students' own work-in-progress, encouraging a reflective and critical perspective throughout the creative process. The programme utilizes online environments and distance education practices to support students who may be working alongside their studies. Opportunities to connect with the global film and TV industry are provided, offering valuable networking and feedback. Upon completion, graduates can pursue careers in screenwriting for film and television, as well as related roles such as producer, script editor, storyliner, and script consultant. The programme emphasizes practical application and industry relevance, preparing students for diverse professional paths within the creative media landscape.
Graduates of the Screenwriting Master's programme are well-prepared for a variety of roles within the film and television industries, as well as in related creative fields.
Please refer to Studyinfo.fi for comprehensive admission criteria and eligibility details.
Tuition fees are for the academic year. Specific details and any potential changes should be confirmed on the official study portal.
Applicants need a relevant Bachelor's degree and a minimum of two years (24 months) of work experience acquired after completing their Bachelor's degree. Comprehensive admission criteria are available on Studyinfo.fi.
The tuition fee for non-EU/EEA citizens is 10800 € per academic year. This fee is for the academic year, and details should be confirmed on the official study portal.
The Screenwriting Master's programme has a duration of 1 year and is equivalent to 60 ECTS credits. It is designed for part-time studies.
Applications are submitted through the Studyinfo.fi service. You must review eligibility, complete the online form, and upload all required documents by the specified deadline.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Screenwriter (Film & Television), Script Editor, Storyliner, Script Consultant, and Producer. The programme emphasizes practical application and industry relevance.
Yes, merit-based scholarships are available for TAMK Master's degrees. Information on how to apply for these scholarships can be found on the TAMK scholarships page.