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Collaborative Program in Film Studies
Collaborative Program in Film Studies
This program is designed for those who want a career in film-making or broadcast television. It is available to Film Studies majors who maintain a 70% average in their studies.
About the Program
Brock University and Fanshawe College have teamed up to create the Collaborative Program in Film Studies. This collaborative program is an innovative way of completing both a Four Year BA with a Major in Film Studies at Brock and a post-degree certificate in one of three disciplines at Fanshawe in only four years (something that would take you five if done consecutively). The three programs that you have to choose from include Advanced Filmmaking, Broadcast Journalism-Television News, and Visual Effects and Editing for Contemporary Media (see the complete program descriptions at the Fanshawe site).
Information About Applying to the Program
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