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Film degrees in Japan

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Interdisciplinary Arts Bachelor of International Liberal Arts

International College of Liberal Arts (iCLA) at Yamanashi Gakuin University Japan

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Study a Film degree in Japan in 2025

A bachelor's degree in film blends the art of filmmaking with theoretical study. Film degrees usually take 3-4 years to complete. During a film degree, you might be offered the opportunity to study specialisations such as directing, screenwriting, world cinema, and others.

Tuition fees for international students vary depending on the country you are studying in, but scholarships and grants can help financially. Film graduates can either choose to pursue further study, or look for a job in the industry to gain practical experience.

See more information about the best film schools in the world and how to choose a film school.

Japan

With a fast-paced economy and an advanced social system, Japan has a young and streamlined higher education system. This means that you will be getting a modern and relevant university education, ensuring that you are ready for your chosen career in the 21st Century workforce. There are routinely more than 15 of Japan's universities included in the top 500 of the QS World University rankings, most of which offer courses in the English language. As well as taking advantage of the universities, international students can also experience the wonderful countryside and uber-modern cities that Japan has to offer.

See our detailed guide to studying in Japan for international students.

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