Creative Enterprise: Film Pathway

Entry requirements

You are normally required to have a good first or second class honours degree (or equivalent from a university outside the UK) with evidence of your commitment to film study and/or film practice.

Months of entry

September

Course content

This is the ideal programme for those with the ambition of pursuing a career in the fast-growing creative sector. It combines leading academic expertise from the School of Arts and Communication Design, Henley Business School and the School of Law. Students taking the MA Creative Enterprise develop the skills and knowledge they need to progress in entrepreneurial careers, either pursuing start-up opportunities on their own or taking leading managerial roles in creative firms.

* Combines modules in management and intellectual property with core modules in film
* Maximises your opportunities to work in the film industry
* You can develop as filmmakers, producers, programmers or researchers
* Taught by a team of renowned specialists
* Suitable for students with both theoretical and practical profiles

About the Department

Film, Theatre and Television at Reading

Choose from a distinctive range of master’s programmes and actively engage with the University’s world-leading archives and special collections.

Our master’s teaching at the University of Reading is highly rated for its friendliness and expertise. You will be taught in small groups, with lecturers and professors leading discussion and giving lectures. There are three teaching terms, and assessment is by essays and a dissertation written over the summer. You will be given an expert supervisor for your dissertation, who will meet with you for a number of one-to-one advice sessions.

Our master’s are taught programmes, but they also provide appropriate research training for those going on to PhDs. As part of this, you will actively engage with the University’s world-leading archives and special collections.

As a master’s student in this thriving and dynamic Department, you will be welcomed at a number of special events, including research seminars and guest lectures. We have concentrated expertise in early modern studies, Samuel Beckett, children’s literature, and writing and publishing history.

Information for international students

IELTS: 7.0 overall with no element less than 6.0 (or equivalent)

Fees and funding