Develop your skills and knowledge in our award-winning building, equipped with sound studios, edit suites, broadcast-standard TV studios and a great library.
We offer degrees in film studies, media and communications, and film and TV production, which you can study full-time or part-time. You’ll have access to fantastic film and media facilities and be near location shoots, as Greenwich Campus is often used as a film set.
Specialise in art direction, copywriting, moving images, experiential, and producing advertising and creative content in a range of media. Learn more
Expand your creative skills and prepare for work in the creative arts sector with this new MA in Digital Arts. Learn more.
Gain experience in film and TV production, directing and documentary film-making with this degree in film and television production. Learn more.
Develop your technical film production skills and explore creative approaches to film with this MSc in Film Production. Learn more.
Our MA Film Production helps you develop your skills in the creative aspects of film production, including cinematography, screenwriting and directing.
Undertake a film studies degree in London. Advance your knowledge of film theory and history while gaining experience as a film-maker. Learn more.
Develop the ability to produce and critique creative content. Gain skills in writing, visual communications, camera use, sound, and video editing. Learn more.
This new MA in Media and Creative Cultures explores the themes of identity, power, subcultures and the creation of meaning in contemporary media. Learn more.
Our alumni in TV, film and media have gone on to wonderful careers in sports broadcasting and prime-time television production and editing. Discover how you can follow in their footsteps at the University of Greenwich.
Our Media and Communications graduate has forged a hugely successful career at UK production companies and broadcasters. His achievements include a BAFTA for ITV game show, The Chase.
Cutting-edge film techniques are being taught at the University of Greenwich as part of an innovative partnership.
Greenwich film student Emily George earned a BAFTA shortlist for her outstanding film, The Whale Bowl. She is currently a Finishing Editor at Channel 5.
