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Film degrees in Germany

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Film Production BA (Hons), Cert HE

Catalyst - Institute for Creative Arts and Technology Germany

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Acting - Berlin BA

Macromedia University of Applied Sciences Germany

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Study a Film degree in Germany in 2025

A bachelor's degree in film blends the art of filmmaking with theoretical study. Film degrees usually take 3-4 years to complete. During a film degree, you might be offered the opportunity to study specialisations such as directing, screenwriting, world cinema, and others.

Tuition fees for international students vary depending on the country you are studying in, but scholarships and grants can help financially. Film graduates can either choose to pursue further study, or look for a job in the industry to gain practical experience.

See more information about the best film schools in the world and how to choose a film school.

Study in Germany

Germany is an excellent choice for international students, and boasts high quality education opportunities across its public and private universities. The country is renowned for its forward thinking and modern facilities, and has a strong reputation for academic research, making it a top choice for international students interested in a postgraduate programme, specifically doctorate degrees. With the opportunity to study for a very small price and work alongside your studies, Germany can offer any student an amazing study abroad experience.

See our detailed guide to studying in Germany for international students.

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