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Undergraduate Programmes

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Overview

The undergraduate programmes at the School of Film, Media and Creative Arts combine liberal education with creative practice. Students progress from foundational learning to specialisation, building strong skills and professional portfolios.

B.A. (Hons.) Media and Journalism

Prepares students for careers in news, digital media and entertainment industries with strong training in reporting, writing, editing and multimedia production.
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B.SC. (Hons.) Animation, Visual Effects and Gaming

Equips students with creative and technical expertise in animation, VFX and gaming, blending design, technology and storytelling for media careers.
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B.SC. (HONS.) Filmmaking

Covers the entire filmmaking process—scriptwriting, production, direction and editing—while offering hands-on training with industry-standard tools.
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B.A. Acting (Film, TV and OTT)

Focused on screen performance, this programme develops voice, movement and acting skills for film, television and OTT platforms.
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Why Choose SoFMCA at RV University?

A strong foundation in liberal and creative arts

SoFMCA offers a distinctive one-year Liberal and Creative Arts Foundation that equips students with essential 21st-century skills while introducing them to film, media, entertainment and visual arts.

Structured progression from discovery to mastery

The undergraduate journey is thoughtfully designed across four stages: foundation, exploration, specialisation and creation, allowing students to discover their strengths, deepen expertise and build a professional portfolio.

Integrated learning across disciplines

Students engage with storytelling, cinema studies, media literacy, gaining a holistic understanding of creative practice within social and cultural contexts.

Industry exposure and global opportunities

Industry internships form a core part of the curriculum, and select specialisations offer opportunities for semester-long academic exchange with international partner universities.

Portfolio-driven education

Students develop signature works across film, media, animation or research, preparing them for professional practice or advanced study.

Learning Outcomes

  • Demonstrate creative and critical thinking through storytelling, visual expression and media analysis across diverse formats.
  • Apply theoretical knowledge and practical skills in film, media and creative arts through hands-on production and research-based learning.>
  • Communicate ideas effectively using visual, written and performative modes across creative and professional contexts.
  • Develop ethical and socially responsible perspectives informed by media literacy, cultural awareness and civic understanding.
  • Create a professional portfolio of work that reflects technical competence, artistic vision and readiness for careers in film, media and creative industries.
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