Bachelor in Radio, Television and Cinema

This program studies the theory and practice of audiovisual media, covering screenwriting, directing, cinematography, editing, sound design, and broadcast production alongside the history and critical analysis of film and television. Students typically work through foundational courses in visual storytelling and media theory before moving into more specialized production coursework, often working in teams on short films, television segments, or radio productions. The curriculum generally balances theoretical study of media history and criticism with hands-on technical training in production equipment and editing software. This 4 years bachelor's program is delivered in English at Istinye University, located in İstanbul, Turkey. English-medium instruction is intended to support students aiming for careers in international film, television, and streaming media production. İstanbul has an active film and television production industry, offering opportunities for internships and location-based project work throughout the degree. Production studios and editing labs are typically central to the learning experience, allowing students to apply classroom concepts to actual film and broadcast projects. Many programs require a capstone project such as a short film or television production as a culminating exercise. Graduates commonly pursue careers as directors, producers, editors, cinematographers, or production staff within film, television, and streaming companies, and the practical production skills developed during the degree are also applicable to advertising, corporate video, and independent content creation.