Faculty of Arts
Undergraduate study in Film, Television and Media Studies, including film production.
Current Film, Television and Media Studies students and recent graduates tell their own stories.
The subject Film, TV and Media Studies is located within the Department of Film, Television and Media Studies.
Film, Television and Media Studies
Film, television and other media are central to all aspects of contemporary society. By studying them you can gain insight into how we communicate, represent and reflect on ourselves and our world.
You can study all forms of media, including film, television, the internet, music video and digital media. You can examine aesthetics, content, audiences, social context, technology and production. Our scope is international, but we have a strong focus on media in Aoteoroa New Zealand.
Film, Television and Media Studies and your career
Film, Television and Media Studies can be useful for careers in business, politics or the cultural sector.
Our graduates have careers in film and television production and distribution, advertising, broadcasting, marketing, public relations, curating, archiving, editing, publishing, journalism and reviewing. They work in other forms of media writing, public policy, funding and regulatory bodies, web-based activities and teaching.
Study options in Film, Television and Media Studies
Film, Television and Media Studies is available for both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. It is taught by the Department of Film, Television and Media Studies.
