Welcome to Cinema Studies at Stockholm University!
Founded in 1970, the Department of Cinema Studies is one of the oldest and largest ones in Europe. We have particular research strengths in the areas of film history, especially early and silent cinema, media technologies and screen cultures in transformation, gender studies and national cinemas, in particular Swedish and Nordic cinemas. We are acknowledged as one of the leading research areas in the field of humanities at Stockholm University. The department offers courses on all levels from basic level to PhD, including a taught Master’s Programme with students from around the world. We are the only cinema studies programme in Sweden to have 35mm projection facilities for teaching on all levels.
Change in schedule: Feb 4.
Swedish Film and TV Culture: Change in schedule: Feb 4. Only screening 1 pm - 3 pm in F-salen.
Registration Dates 2010
Dear prospective students! We have now the dates for registration. Please note that courses that start later in the semester have later dates of registration. Dates
Schedules and books Spring 2010
Dear admitted or prospective students! Now you can find schedule and what books to get for most of our courses in Spring 2010. Choose your course from "education" and then courses marked "Spring 2010".
International Master’s Programme Studies starting in August 2010
The international master’s programme is a two-year programme which offers advanced studies in the theory, history and aesthetics of cinema and the moving image. It is taught by senior faculty members of the Department of Cinema Studies, as well as renowned visiting professors, who all conduct cutting-edge research in the histories, aesthetics, and cultures of cinema and the moving image. The programme welcomes students from all over the world. Students should be motivated to further develop a critical mindset, while at the same time further their knowledge in the field. The program encourages active participation in current academic discussions through lectures, seminars and writing exercises. Students will become confident working both independently and in groups. The language of instruction is English. Learn more...
Apply for Cinema Studies SPRING Semester 2010
Now it is time to apply for the Spring courses! Studying at our department, you will learn to see film, television and other moving images with fresh eyes. We offer English-speaking courses at basic as well as advanced level. Read more …
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