MLitt em Estudos de Cinema

The MLitt in Film Studies helps students master a range of advanced research skills and acquire knowledge related to the construction and analysis of the moving image, the past and present-day realities of various national and regional film traditions, the dynamics of the global film industry, and the theoretical approaches related to film.

Course details

The MLitt in Film Studies is a one-year taught program run by the Department of Film Studies. The program approaches the study of film through a varied intellectual approach, exploring cinema in a global context. You will discover filmmaking cultures outside the canon and examine film through new cultural, theoretical, and historical perspectives.

Highlights

• The Department of Film Studies at St Andrews receives regular visits from high-profile film scholars, critics, and film industry personalities, ranging from Joe Russo to Ian Christie, Laura Mulvey to Gina Marchetti
• Small class sizes facilitate in-depth discussion and allow for the formation of a strong scholarly community of both students and staff members
• Students can gain professional experience working with the SANDS International Film Festival, including programming, curation, and publicity
• Research-led teaching allows students to work closely with the current research projects and interests of staff members, exploring the latest developments and research within the discipline
• The Film Studies postgraduate community mixes MLitt and PhD students in friendly and collaborative ways.

The University of St Andrews has a world-class reputation and offers a wider student experience with a diverse range of social activities, including over 150 student societies and 50 sports clubs. Historic buildings are juxtaposed against the modern facilities, and the many student traditions truly make studying at St Andrews an unforgettable experience.

St Andrews is a unique and captivating place, and the University is a key part of its charm. Seven centuries of history link the students with the town, leading to the ancient and yet modern institution apparent today.

Why St Andrews

St Andrews is a unique place to study and live. Nestled on the east coast of Scotland, students may find themselves crossing golf courses on their way to class, or jogging along the beach after dinner. Not only does the University have a world-class reputation, but it also offers a diverse range of social activities, including over 140 student societies and 50 sports clubs. Historic buildings are juxtaposed against the modern facilities, and the many student traditions truly make studying at St Andrews an unforgettable experience.