La Fémis, France’s state film school, trains filmmakers and audiovisual professionals with hands-on, industry-connected, and research-based education.

The Łódź Film School trains filmmakers through hands-on, professional education in directing, cinematography, editing, and production.

The Academy offers education in architecture, design, and conservation, combining three historic schools to provide innovative programs for bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD students in a creative and interdisciplinary environment.

Bande à Part in Barcelona trains filmmakers from over 50 countries, offering practical, industry-focused programs in all areas of cinematic creation.

Potemkin in Aarhus is a film school where students gain hands-on skills in storytelling, production, and post-production, while developing creativity, teamwork, and a strong foundation for careers in film and media.

ARTFX, founded in 2004 in Montpellier, is France’s leading school for VFX, 3D animation, and video games, training top-ranked artists with cutting-edge technology and industry expertise.

The National Film & Television School is a world-leading film school offering hands-on training, expert mentorship, and state-of-the-art facilities to prepare students for successful careers in film, TV, and games.

Founded in 1998, the Academy of Film, Art and Design in Łódź is a leading Polish creative academy offering practice-based education in film, art, architecture, and design, taught by top academics and industry professionals in a historic, state-of-the-art setting.

The academy is Lithuania’s top art university, offering programmes in art, design, and architecture. With a tradition since 1793, it combines modern facilities and international opportunities to nurture creativity and professional growth.

ÉSEC trains passionate filmmakers and audiovisual professionals in Paris and Lyon with hands-on, industry-recognized education.

London Film School nurtures global filmmakers to find their voice through hands-on, collaborative, and industry-connected education.

Blow-up Academy in Italy offers internationally recognized, hands-on film training, combining creative education with real industry experience and global opportunities.

The NATFA in Sofia is Bulgaria’s leading school for theatre and film, offering hands-on training, expert faculty, and strong international partnerships to prepare students for creative and professional success.

Tampere University of Applied Sciences offers hands-on, international education in media and arts, preparing students for creative careers with practical training and global opportunities.

Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg blends creativity, practice, and international perspectives, empowering students in a supportive, high-quality film education.

The Royal College of Art in London is the UK’s only fully postgraduate art and design university, offering world-class programs across architecture, arts, communication, and design to students from over 60 countries.

SDAC offers hands-on cinema courses and seminars led by industry professionals, combining practical training with workshops and networking to help students create their own film projects.

Stockholm University of the Art mcombines film, media, dance, circus, opera, and theatre in a collaborative, research-driven environment, helping students develop their artistic voice and professional skills.

The Department of Film and Media Arts at Lusófona University in Lisbon fosters creative talent through innovative education and research in film, media, and the creative industries, with a strong international outlook.

University of the Arts London inspires global creativity through its six renowned colleges, offering programs from pre-degree to postgraduate in art, design, and creative industries.

ECAM is a non-profit film school that trains the next generation of audiovisual professionals through hands-on programs, industry mentorship, and strong connections with the sector, preparing students for successful careers in film, television, and advertising.

Raindance Film School in London trains filmmakers through hands-on courses and workshops across all aspects of film, fostering independent cinema and preparing students for creative careers worldwide.

The School of Art, Architecture and Design at London Met nurtures creative talent through hands-on, socially engaged, and professionally connected education.

The school offers a unique approach to cinema, where students develop their own cinematic voice, explore innovative storytelling, and gain the skills to thrive in today’s rapidly evolving film and audiovisual industry.

The Film Academy of Miroslav Ondricek in Písek offers hands-on, personalized film education with experienced industry professionals, international opportunities, and inspiring surroundings.

Stockholm Film School, founded in 1984, offers hands-on filmmaking and acting programs, combining master-apprentice training with world-class facilities in a diverse, gender-equal environment.

The Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre trains professional artists in music, theatre, dance, and film through performance-based, creative education.

Founded nearly 40 years ago, 3iS is France’s largest creative industries school, training over 2,500 students across multiple campuses with a strong international, industry-focused approach and outstanding graduate employability.

The University of Galway, founded in 1845, offers research-led programs in arts and social sciences, inspiring students and preparing them for global careers.

UL AGRFT in Ljubljana trains students in drama, directing, design, and film & TV, combining creative practice with research in a dynamic artistic environment.

RISEBA in Riga is a private institution with over 30 years of experience, offering internationally accredited programs that prepare students for successful careers in business and the creative industries.

The UNATC in Bucharest is a leading institution for theatre and film, offering interdisciplinary programs, expert faculty, and innovative training to prepare students for creative careers on stage and screen.

SAE Creative Media Institute is a multi-campus school offering hands-on programs in film, audio, animation, and music, preparing students worldwide for creative industry careers.

Futureworks is a Manchester-based creative higher education provider that equips students with practical skills and industry‑ready training in film, media, sound, games, and art.

Molkom Folk High School offers adult education with a focus on your skills, active learning, and courses from basic to full high school in Molkom and Karlstad.

18Frames is an independent film school in Denmark offering a focused 2.5 year program in close collaboration with the local film industry in Odense.

HKU is a leading European art university. Its Film bachelor’s programme trains independent, creative filmmakers, combining practice, theory, and collaboration for professional and festival-ready work.

The National Film School of Denmark in Copenhagen trains Denmark’s top film and TV talent through bachelor programs, masterclasses, and research, while actively engaging with the industry and public cultural life.

Budapest Film Academy trains students in directing, screenwriting, producing, cinematography, editing, and film analysis, combining industry expertise with international filmmaking skills for career-ready graduates.

Gobelins Paris is a world-leading school for visual arts, offering hands-on programs in animation, design, 3D, and immersive media.

MetFilm School inspires the next generation of screen professionals through industry-led teaching, hands-on practice, and a focus on storytelling across all screens, preparing students for successful careers in film, television, and digital media.

HFF Munich trains filmmakers in directing, producing, screenwriting, cinematography, and editing, shaping the talent behind tomorrow’s movies and series.

The University of Zagreb, founded in 1669, is South-Eastern Europe’s largest university, offering diverse programs and fostering research, innovation, and skilled graduates across arts, sciences, and technology.

Pulse College offers industry-focused training in film, music, games, and animation, combining hands-on learning with expert-led courses in a creative, professional environment at the iconic Windmill Lane Studios.

The UCA offers world-class education in art, design, media, film, and performing arts, with a global, inclusive, and hands-on approach that prepares students to create, innovate, and make an impact.

Macromedia is a private multi-campus university and nurtures creative talent in film, media, and the arts through hands-on programs, international campuses, and strong industry connections.

The Art Academy of Latvia, founded in 1919, is the country’s leading art university, combining high-quality education, creativity, and research to train internationally recognized artists and designers.

BIMM University Berlin offers English-taught programs in music, film, acting, and video games, preparing students for global creative industry careers with hands-on training and industry expert guidance.

VIA University College in Denmark offers professional degrees, combining creative practice, technology, and international collaboration to prepare students for the global media industry.

The University of Westminster offers hands-on media and creative courses in London, with strong industry links and modern facilities.

HDK-Valand at the University of Gothenburg is a leading Nordic art and design academy offering programmes in film, design, photography, fine art, and craft in a collaborative, international envi

Elías Querejeta Zine Eskola in San Sebastián is an international film centre that nurtures innovative filmmakers, combining research, experimental practice, and a unique vision of cinema.

Baltic Film, Media and Arts School offers hands-on, international education in film, media, and the arts, preparing students for global careers with modern facilities and industry mentorship.

Fachhochschule Dortmund offers a hands-on film program, combining creative storytelling, production skills, and modern technology to prepare students for careers in the audiovisual industry.

The Lisbon Theatre and Film School (ESTC) trains highly skilled professionals in theatre and cinema, combining artistic practice, research, and modern facilities to prepare students for national and international careers.

Aalto University brings together science, arts, technology, and business to turn bold ideas into real-world solutions, with a creative community of nearly 2,800 students and 400+ faculty and staff, backed by over 150 years of academic excellence.

The Film and Audiovisual School of Catalonia trains future film and audiovisual professionals through hands-on, challenge-based learning, combining practical projects, academic study, and collaborative, real-world experience.

ENS Louis-Lumière is a prestigious French public school offering free, master-level training in cinema, photography, and sound, combining hands-on practice, research, and industry-focused education.

Prague Film School trains filmmakers and actors through hands-on productions and close mentorship in the heart of historic Prague, giving students a unique, festival-ready filmmaking experience.

Kristiania University of Applied Sciences delivers research-based, practical, and career-focused education across arts, design, technology, and performance.

IADT Dún Laoghaire develops future makers, creators, and innovators through art, design, and technology education in a dynamic digital world.

Focus Movie Academy in Florence and Milan nurtures talent through hands-on, professional filmmaking and a learn-by-doing approach.

LUCA School of Arts nurtures creative talent through higher education and artistic research across multiple campuses in Belgium.

Falmouth University empowers students to think creatively, collaborate across disciplines, and gain real-world skills to make a meaningful impact in the creative industries.

The University of Malta offers international programs, including an studies in Film, where students explore cinema through research and creative projects.

The School of Arts and Creative Industries at Edinburgh Napier University empowers students in design, music, acting, film, and more, combining industry-linked education with research to build sustainable creative careers.

The London School of Film, Media and Design empowers students with hands-on, industry-focused training in film, media, and design, supported by expert staff and modern facilities.

RITCS in Brussels is a leading school for audiovisual and performing arts, guiding students to discover their artistic voice through hands-on training, professional mentorship, and a focus on creativity, collaboration, and innovation.

Super16 is a Danish film community where emerging filmmakers develop their skills through hands-on training, mentorship, and creative freedom, producing award-winning films.

Noroff offers hands-on media, design, and film programs. With flexible vocational and bachelor options online or at campuses in Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, and Kristiansand, students gain skills for future creative and digital careers.

Volda University College is set between fjords and mountains and is known for strong programmes in media, journalism and teacher training, as well as an active student environment.

The academy in Rotterdam offers an international, hands-on environment where students explore creativity, develop their skills, and work on interdisciplinary projects to thrive in the evolving world of art and design.

The University of Theatre and Film Arts in Budapest trains talented theatre, film, and TV professionals. Its students gain hands-on experience, and graduates are recognized leaders in their fields.

CineStudio in Paris offers English-taught programs in filmmaking, cinematography, acting, photography, and screenwriting, combining practical training with an international cultural experience.

Scuola Holden in Turin is a creative school for storytellers, offering unique programs that inspire writing, creativity, and personal expression in a supportive and innovative environment.

Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF inspires creativity through craft-focused, interdisciplinary film education, fostering unique artistic voices and advancing media, science, and society.

Filmakademie Wien empowers students to realize their own vision through hands-on, interdisciplinary, and internationally connected film education.

Edinburgh College of Art is part of the University of Edinburgh and offers hands-on film and creative arts programs in a vibrant, collaborative environment, helping students develop their voice, build portfolios, and launch careers in the global creative industries.

FAMU in Prague combines practical and theoretical film education, producing award-winning students and shaping professionals in film, television, photography, and new media.

Amsterdam Film School offers practical, hands-on part-time programs and workshops for aspiring filmmakers, helping students develop their skills, create their own films, and build a strong industry network.

The Netherlands Film Academy in Amsterdam trains storytellers and filmmakers through hands-on, interdisciplinary programs, combining top-level craft, artistic research, and international collaboration in a small, well-equipped, and historic setting.

ESRA, founded in 1972, is France’s leading film school with four campuses in Paris, Nice & Cannes, Rennes, and Brussels, training students in all cinema and audiovisual professions and boasting a strong network of successful alumni.

Founded in 1949, the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava (VŠMU) is a leading arts university with around 1,000 students, offering highly selective, practice-based programmes in theatre, music, dance, film, and multimedia, closely connected to the professional arts scene.

The School of Film at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki is Greece’s first public film school, offering a five-year program that combines theory and practice to train skilled filmmakers recognized nationally and internationally.

Griffith Film and Television Academy in Rome offers 26 years of experience with accredited, intensive courses in film production, directing, screenwriting, cinematography, and editing, right in the heart of the city.

The Norwegian Film School develops skilled filmmakers through hands-on, interdisciplinary education, blending artistic tradition with future-focused innovation.

EICAR Paris trains future filmmakers and audiovisual professionals with hands-on, innovative education in film, sound, and media production.

HEAD – Genève nurtures creative talent in art, design, and cinema through interdisciplinary, practice-based, and internationally connected education.

INSAS, a leading Belgian School of Arts within the WBE network, trains students in audiovisual, theatre, and dance through inclusive, practice-based, and critically engaged education.

ifs Cologne offers industry-focused media education and professional training, combining academic degrees with hands-on experience for future media professionals.

IAD, the Institute of Media Arts, nurtures creative talent through personalized, project-based training and interdisciplinary collaboration in audiovisual and performing arts.

The school is part of the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, offers hands-on film education where students learn from master filmmakers and gain practical experience for careers in Italian and international cinema.

ZeLIG in Bolzano, Italy, is an international film school offering hands-on programs in documentary and audiovisual media, fostering creativity, teamwork, and global connections.

Anica Academy provides specialized training for young talents and professionals in film, audiovisual, and digital media, fostering skilled, contemporary, and visionary industry leaders.

The DFFB in Berlin trains filmmakers in directing, cinematography, producing, screenwriting, and editing through a professional, values-driven approach.

Catalyst in Berlin offers hands-on, practice-based education in music, film, visual media, and acting, empowering a global community of students to develop their creative skills and unique artistic voice.

Regent’s University offers a personalized, industry-connected education in the heart of London, combining small class sizes, hands-on learning, and a global community to prepare students for successful creative and professional careers.

Civica Scuola di Cinema Luchino Visconti in Milan offers hands-on, professional training in cinema and audiovisual media, combining theory and practice to prepare students for creative careers in film, TV, and multimedia.

MOME is a university for artists, designers, and innovators that nurtures creativity and impact through personalized mentoring, design-based learning, and research, shaping a vibrant arts and design culture in Central and Eastern Europe.

The Latvian Academy of Culture offers accredited arts education and fosters research and creative practice across bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels.

The Icelandic Film School is an Icelandic institute offering two-year Diplomas in Directing & Producing, Creative Technology, Screenwriting & Directing, and Acting

European Film College in Denmark offers immersive, hands-on filmmaking programs, bringing together a global community to learn, create, and live cinema in a unique, collaborative environment.

Metropolia University of Applied Sciences in Helsinki educates creative and innovative media and film professionals through hands-on projects, multidisciplinary learning, and industry collaboration, preparing students to thrive in a rapidly evolving audiovisual landscape.

Prague Film Institute trains filmmakers and actors through hands-on workshops and real set experience, helping students build professional showreels and launch careers in film, TV, and the creative industries.

DMJX educates future creatives in journalism, media, photography and communication, with a hands-on and international focus on messages that make an impact.

UCL’s Film Production Management bachelor combines leadership, planning, and budgeting with industry practice, preparing students for careers in the film industry.