Study programme code

BFAVB.FK

Head of the Study Programme

Mart Raun

MER study programme code

version code

BFAVB.FK/27

School / college

FK - Baltic Film, Media and Arts School

Study programme title in Est.

Audiovisuaalne meedia

study programme title in Engl.

Audiovisual media

Language of instruction

English

Study level

Bachelor's studies

ECTS credits

180

Study domain

Arts and Humanities

Study programme group

arts

Study programme subgroup

Audio-visual techniques and media production

Nominal study period (in semesters)

6

Access conditions

Secondary School Graduation Certificate, Certificate of Vocational Secondary Education or a corresponding qualification giving access to higher education. Admissions exam. show more...

English language proficiency at least at the B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Degrees conferred

humanitaarteaduse bakalaureus

Study programme aims and objectives

A graduate of the Audiovisual Media curriculum is a broad-minded show more...
creative professional and socially responsible expert who enriches the contemporary cultural landscape through innovative and ethical audiovisual content creation. They are a self-directed and collaboration-oriented specialist who combines technical excellence with a sustainable mindset in order to work successfully in the dynamic international media landscape.

Learning outcomes of the study programme

- has a systematic understanding of film and television production processes based on their specialisation track (technical or creative) and field of expertise (producer, show more...
screenwriter, director, assistant director, editor, colourist, cinematographer, gaffer, sound director, location sound recordist)
- has a systematic understanding of the theoretical foundations, history, and development trends of the audiovisual field (including film and television production) in sociological and psychological contexts, and is able to distinguish facts from opinions
- formulates field-related problems and develops innovative and creative solutions independently and in teamwork by conducting professional information searches, planning data collection, and analysing the results
- explains current topics in the field in English and across different cultural contexts, adapting their communication style to the target audience and collaborating in interdisciplinary international teams
- applies creativity, principles of visual grammar, and advanced competence in their chosen specialisation throughout all stages of audiovisual projects — from concept development to execution and professional presentation — using digital and technical tools (e.g. directing, camera, sound, editing) safely and sustainably
- performs professional tasks creatively, ethically, and responsibly, adhering to professional standards and coping with stressful situations as well as factors affecting physical and mental health
- critically analyses their own and others’ creative solutions, sets learning goals, and consciously shapes their educational and career path within the dynamic media landscape, while being prepared to continue studies at the master’s level
- acts as an audiovisual field specialist and citizen in ways that support environmental and societal sustainability

Graduation requirements

To complete the curriculum, the student must complete the programme requirements in the prescribed volume and prepare and defend a creative project as their bachelor’s thesis. show more...

For international students, successful completion of the course Introduction to Estonian Culture is a graduation requirement. An international student is defined as a student who does not hold Estonian citizenship, a long-term residence permit, or permanent right of residence in Estonia.