Montana State University
Master of Fine Arts - Science and Natural History Filmmaking
Bozeman, USA, North America
Bozeman, USA, North America
Program duration
24 months
Language
English
Tuition fees
from $24 122
About the program
The Master of Fine Arts Program in Science and Natural History Filmmaking at Montana State University is the largest and best known of only three programs in the world dedicated to this unique and rewarding field of filmmaking. Students in the program have had their work broadcast on many major channels and programs such as The Discovery Channel, National Geographic, The Science Channel, CNN, Sixty Minutes II, Larry King, CBS Evening News, and NBC Nightly News.
Program Details
Degree level:
Master's Degree
Study mode:
In Class
Program duration:
24 months
Features
International Year One
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Key facts
Main subject
Arts
Start months
August
Entry requirements
3-Year Bachelor's Degree
English language tests
TOEFL
80
IELTS
6.5
Duolingo
120
Grades
GPA
77 / 100
Cost
$70
Application fee
$13 446
Cost of living / year
$24 122
Tuition
Other fees
Health Insurance Fees
per year
$4,769
Miscellaneous Fees
per year
$3,692
Fees
per year
$2,248
Books and Supply Fees
per year
$1,128
Foreign Student Fees
per year
$300
Charged by the institution on top of tuition.
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Campuses
Main Campus
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Program Details
Degree level:
Master's Degree
Study mode:
In Class
Program duration:
24 months