Bachelor in Film & Screen Arts

Arts University Plymouth is a compact, creative-focused institution that offers an immersive environment for students pursuing art, design, film and creative industries. With a small student community of roughly 1,100, the university provides studio-based learning, close faculty mentorship and opportunities to develop a compelling professional portfolio. The intimate scale supports intensive practical work and peer collaboration essential for creative development.

Curricula prioritize hands-on skills, critique-led development and industry engagement, with workshops, digital labs and specialist equipment available to students. The university connects learners with local and international creative partners, facilitating internships, live briefs and showcase events that translate studio practice into real-world experience. Faculty and visiting practitioners bring contemporary industry perspectives to teaching and assessment.

Students benefit from career-focused support, portfolio guidance and routes into graduate study or creative employment. International applicants find a welcoming atmosphere, guidance on practical arrangements and opportunities to join interdisciplinary projects that expand creative networks. For aspiring artists and designers who value focused, practice-led study and professional readiness, Arts University Plymouth offers a practical and supportive setting to grow creative skills and launch a career.

The Bachelor in Film & Screen Arts at Arts University Plymouth is a practical filmmaking course for students who want to learn the craft and aesthetics of contemporary filmmaking. This 3-year degree helps students design and create storyworlds for diverse audiences. The program's main advantages include hands-on experience and insights into the global filmmaking industries.

The curriculum covers all filmmaking roles, with supportive workshops and access to professional equipment and state-of-the-art studio facilities. Students learn skills like scriptwriting, directing, and editing, and gain experience in sound recording and green screen production.

Graduates can pursue careers as film producers, directors, screenwriters, editors, or cinematographers. They can work in film production companies, television studios, or advertising agencies, and have the opportunity to participate in international film festivals and exhibitions.