Concordia University - [Cu Montreal], Montreal, Quebec - Courses & Fees

Montreal, Quebec

University Public College

Master of Arts in Film Studies at Concordia University is offered as a 2-years program.
It is an on-campus, thesis-based program offered on a full-time basis.
The main objective of this program is to expose students to different methodologies of film and media analysis, in order to understand the role of moving images in society and history.
The program encompasses aesthetics, theory, and research methods that will help enable students to navigate their own relationship to the complex and pervasive viewing experiences of our digital world.
While exploring the latest developments in moving image culture, universities encourage students to develop their own research projects.
Students will connect with a dynamic group of students and develop their own areas of interest and benefit from some of the best research labs in Canada.
The internationally renowned faculty is comprised of academics from a multitude of disciplines and institutions and includes four research chairs.

Important Dates

Academic Eligibility:

Students should have an undergraduate degree in film studies with a minimum B average (GPA 3.00)
Applicants may be requested to attend an interview with the graduate committee.
Student needs to prove English proficiency through IELTS/TOEFL/PTE any equivalent test.

Indian Student Eligibility:

Applicant must have one of the following with grade B or first division:

Completed a Bachelor’s degree of a minimum 4-year from a recognized university.
or complete a 3-year program plus a 2-year Master’s degree from a recognized institution or university.

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Following are the required documents:

Transcripts - Student required post-secondary transcripts from all previous educational institutions,
Financial Documentation - The Proof that shows the financial background of the student.
Letter of Recommendation - This shows who recommended the student to pursue the degree and they required three letters of reference.
Statement of Purpose - This is an essay or any written statement written by the student while applying.
Resume/CV - This provides a summary of the experience and skills of the student.
ELP Scores - Students need to submit proof of English language proficiency (official test scores or transcripts) from the testing authority or school.