Program Overview

Filmprogrammet, 180 hp

The Film Program at Örebro University offers a unique combination of theoretical studies in film and practical courses in video production. The program provides students with a broad understanding of film and media, as well as practical skills in video production.

Program Description

The program starts with courses in Media and Communication Studies, with a focus on film, and continues with practical courses in video production. The third year of the program includes a thesis and the possibility of studying abroad or taking courses in other subjects.

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the program, students must have a high school diploma or equivalent, with a minimum grade of 6 in English and 1b or 1a1+1a2 in Social Science. Alternatively, students can have a grade of 2 in English and 1b or 1a2 in Social Science.

Program Structure

The program consists of 180 higher education credits, with 90 credits in Media and Communication Studies with a focus on film, and 90 credits in elective courses. The program includes courses in film theory, film history, and video production, as well as a thesis.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program can work in the media and cultural sector, as well as in film production companies, communication departments, authorities, organizations, or larger companies. The program also provides a good foundation for further studies at the advanced level or for specialization through practical film training.

Research Areas

The program focuses on film and media studies, with an emphasis on theoretical and practical knowledge. The program also includes courses in video production, with a focus on storytelling and visual communication.

Student Testimonials

Students who have completed the program have gone on to work in the film industry, both in Sweden and internationally. One student, Johan Silebäck Berneryd, completed an exchange semester in the USA and is now working on his career in the film industry. Another student, Linda Honnér, completed a internship at SVT Malmö and is now working as a film producer.

Awards and Recognition

Students from the program have won several awards for their films, including the "Rising Star" award at the Swedish Media Festival and the "Tungviktspriset" at the Joseffestivalen.

Program Details

• Program Name: Filmprogrammet, 180 hp
• Start Date: Autumn 2026
• Study Pace: Full-time
• Level: Bachelor's level
• Number of Places: 50
• Selection: Grades 66%, Swedish Scholastic Aptitude Test 34%
• Study Location: Örebro
• Institution: School of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
• Degree: Bachelor's degree in Media and Communication Studies
• Language of Instruction: Swedish, with some courses in English

Contact

For more information about the program, please contact the program coordinator, Kim Khavar Fahlstedt.