Bachelor of Arts in Film and Media Studies, Johns Hopkins University

The Film and Media Studies major offers a comprehensive exploration of cinema within its historical, cultural, and social contexts. It’s designed for students seeking a humanistic education as well as those interested in preparing for careers in media and film fields. The curriculum emphasizes critical understanding, production skills, and writing about film, with participation encouraged in departmental activities and close guidance from faculty advisors. To qualify, students need to complete a structured program totaling 51-55 credits, including courses across critical studies, production, and writing while maintaining a minimum grade of C- for all coursework. The program is structured to progressively develop knowledge and skills, culminating in a senior capstone project, which can be production, critical studies, or screenwriting. This major provides a well-rounded, in-depth education for those passionate about film and media.