Bachelor in Radio, Television and Cinema

Radio, television and cinema is a media production and studies discipline covering the creative, technical, and industry dimensions of broadcast and screen media. Coursework typically includes screenwriting, film and television production, camera and lighting techniques, editing, sound design, media theory and history, and the study of broadcasting institutions and regulation. Students work on practical production projects across formats, from short films and documentaries to television programming and radio content, developing skills in storytelling, technical operation of production equipment, and post-production workflows. Programs also generally cover media analysis and criticism, giving students a framework for understanding how film and broadcast media shape and reflect culture and society. Graduates pursue careers as film and television producers, directors, editors, camera operators, screenwriters, broadcast journalists, and production coordinators, as well as roles in digital content production and media companies more broadly. This 4 year bachelor program is offered at Istanbul Beykent University in İstanbul, Turkey, and is taught in English, which supports students engaging with international film and broadcast industries and literature in the field. İstanbul is home to a substantial share of Turkey's film, television, and advertising production activity, giving students proximity to studios, production companies, and industry professionals. Across the four years, students typically progress from foundational courses in media theory and basic production techniques toward more specialized and advanced production coursework, often including a capstone film or media project that lets them apply the full range of production skills developed during the program.