About Communication (film/video), M.a. in Georgia State University
The graduate program in Film/Video/Digital Imaging prepares students for professional activities in all areas of film/video/digital imaging in which the school has emphasis (moving image production and moving image studies), as well as for continued advanced graduate work at the Ph.D. level.
The tracks in Moving Image Production provide students with practical experience in the production of moving-image works and emphasize the aesthetic and narrative dimensions of moving image works. Students in these tracks produce creative theses (videos/films, new media works or feature screenplays).
Those in the Moving Image Studies track write research theses examining problems in the theory and history of moving images. The M.A. track in Moving Image Studies can be pursued as an end in itself (for example, educators in English and the humanities who find themselves increasingly working with moving images in their disciplines), but is often the stepping stone for pursuing the doctorate.
Academic qualification equivalents
- Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree
English language requirements
Georgia State University Highlights
Type |
Public |
Establishment Year |
1913 |
Location |
Atlanta, Georgia |
Campus Setting |
Urban |
Application Mode |
Online portal |
Acceptance Rate |
76% |
Student Retention Rate |
82% |
Graduation Rate |
55% |
Number of Schools |
10 |
Total Enrollment |
54,000+ |
Total International Students |
3,000+ |
Academic Calendar |
Semester-based |
Student-Faculty Ratio |
26:1 |
Financial Aid |
Scholarships, grants, and bursaries |
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404-413-2500 |
Georgia State University Cost of Living
Other costs to consider before applying to Georgia State University for the forthcoming academic year include the following:
Type of Expenditure |
Cost (In USD) |
Room and Board |
8,868 |
Books and Supplies |
1,228 |
Meals |
6,426 |
Transportation |
1,364 |
Personal Expenses |
2,183 |