Communication, Media, and Film Studies Programs

You can’t go wrong when you have the option to explore numerous national parks, immerse yourself in Maori culture, have access to world class surfing and skiing – and world class education, all in one university. If you are looking for a study abroad experience that is action packed inside and outside of the classroom, Massey University is the place for you. Massey offers classes in Film Studies, Media Studies, Social Media, and Communications.

Based on a beautiful campus in southwest London, students at Roehampton love having easy access to everything London offers with the quiet of a traditional university campus. The friendly and supportive community offers activities to help you meet other international students and get the most out of studying in London. Roehampton offers coursework in Media, Culture, and Communications, including Digital Media, Filmmaking, Documentary Production, Alternative Film Cultures, Cinematography, and much more.

Located in the colorful and dynamic city of Melbourne, La Trobe is considered one of the most attractive and expansive campuses in Australia, which is no surprise given it covers more than 200 hectares of parks and bush land setting! Enjoy the advantages of limitless modern amenities in one of the largest international cities in the world while simultaneously having access to the breath-taking natural wonders that make Australia one-of-a-kind, such as the outback and Great Barrier Reef.

Study on the Aegean Sea in the ancient Greek city of Thessaloniki, which is overflowing with cultural sites, delicious food, and all the fun of a great college town! Student life at ACT is as vibrant as the city around it. Join a wide range of clubs, societies and organizations, an active student government, cultural events, athletics, workshops, volunteer opportunities, field trips and special lectures throughout your time in Thessaloniki. Course options include Media Theory, Media in Transition, Communication Research Methods, and more. ServiceLearning options are available.

Located in Brno, the capital of the Moravian region and the Czech Republic’s second largest city, Masaryk University is known for its welcoming staff and international student community. A vibrant college town, Brno is a great base for exploring Europe and the Czech Republic. Course options taught in English in Film Studies include Czech Cinema, Intro to Film Theories, and Research in Cinema and Theatre. In Media Studies and Journalism, students can take courses like Media Representation of Marginalized Identities, Transnational Media and Culture, or Politicla Economy of Media.