Film (MFA)

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The Department of Media, Journalism, and Film prepares students for the media world of today and the future through core and cluster courses. It offers graduate programming that leads to the Master of Fine Arts degree in film. The program focuses on film history, the role of film in society, film theory, and film criticism.

*Note: Students are encouraged to take a full load of courses for the semester registered as many of these courses are prerequisites for courses offered in succeeding semesters. Failure to take a course in the semester offered may preempt students from courses in the following semester. As a result of not following the scheme of courses presented above, students may delay beginning the thesis phase of study and further delay their expected date of graduation.

First Year (Fall)

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Sub-Total Credits
15

First Year (Spring)

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Credits
Sub-Total Credits
15

Second Year (Fall)

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Credits
Sub-Total Credits
15

Second Year (Spring)

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Credits
Sub-Total Credits
15

Third Year (Fall)

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Credits
Sub-Total Credits
3
Total credits:
60

Overview

Program

Radio Television and Film

Type

MFA