Bachelor in Radio, Television and Cinema

Radio, Television and Cinema covers the theory and practice of broadcast and film media, including production, screenwriting, editing, and media studies. Students typically take courses in film history, production techniques, screenwriting, camera and editing workflows, and broadcast journalism, combined with hands-on practical projects in audio and video production. The discipline examines how narrative and information are constructed and delivered across radio, television, and cinema, while also addressing the business and regulatory context of the media industry. Graduates often pursue careers as producers, directors, editors, broadcast journalists, or content creators across television, film, and digital streaming platforms. This bachelor program runs 4 years and is taught in English at Kadir Has University in Istanbul, Turkey. Istanbul hosts a substantial film and television production industry, offering students potential access to internships, sets, and studios that can support practical coursework. English-medium instruction also allows graduates to work with international productions and platforms that operate in English. Over the 4-year program, students typically move from foundational media theory and technical skills toward more advanced production coursework, often culminating in a short film, documentary, or broadcast project as a graduation requirement. The program combines theoretical study of media with practical production training, aiming to prepare graduates for a range of roles across the film, television, and broader media production industry.