Bachelor of Arts in Film and Digital Media (International Programming Track)

Loyola's Film and Digital Media program offers the opportunity to gain real-world experiences with award-winning filmmakers, producers, programmers and scholars. Students collaboratively create transformative media experiences for a variety of audiences and platforms.
International Film Studies introduces students to the global markets for programming media, writing reviews and criticism, learning about media distribution, curation, film history and related professions.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Develop fundamental knowledge and skills essential in media production, exhibition and distribution.
Connect theory, analysis, and hands-on work in the development and review of original ideas in film and digital media.
Identify their social values as a critical thinker.
Gain proficiency in the story development, programming, financing and distribution of media works

Send in all official high school and secondary transcripts from each institution you have attended. If you are enrolled in your final year of high school, please send records for the previous three years of school completed. A transcript is considered official if it is sent directly to Loyola from an official at your school. A minimum score of 79 is required for the TOEFL, 6.5 for IELTS, Loyola has a test optional admission policy. Students may still choose to submit SAT and/or ACT scores as part of their application for admission.