Film & Media Studies
College of Humanities and Social Sciences | Academic Programs
Students in Film and Media Studies look at all aspects of film and media, including aesthetic, creative, critical, cultural, technical, and theoretical perspectives.
Potential Career Opportunities
Film and Media Studies students learn skills in the making of audio-visual productions and also graduate with knowledge in writing about, researching, and analyzing many different kinds of media. As a result, students are prepared for careers as communicators, innovative creators of film and other forms of media, and they become competent professionals in fields such as news, public relations, production, and other media-related fields. The degree also prepares students for graduate work in Film and Media Studies.
Upcoming College Events
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Jan 18
Allen Eskens, Reading with Robert C. Wright Award Winner Annie Lindenberg
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Jan 23
Corrin Helget, Film & Media Studies
"...the...professors are dedicated to helping the students learn and offer constructive criticism."
Shea Puent, Film & Media Studies
"What I really love about the Film & Media Studies program here at MN State Mankato is the inclusive and supportive atmosphere...”
Film and Media Studies, Bachelor of Arts (BA)
The Film & Media Studies program teaches students to look at all aspects of media including: technical, creative, aesthetic, historical, theoretical and cultural perspectives.
Film Studies, Minor
Film Studies Minor focuses on the academic study of film as an art form, cultural artifact, and medium of communication.
Student Resources
Links to various student resources for Film & Media Studies students.
