Bachelor's degree Performance Arts, film studies and contemporary music
Bachelor’s Degree Performance Arts, Film Studies and Contemporary Music
Type: Bachelor’s degree
Format: Full-time
Duration: 3 years
Next start date: September 2026
Level: Bac +3 (State recognised degree)
Language: French
Location: Lille
Degree offered in pertnership with Université d’Artois
Combining your passion with your job!
Introduction to the Bachelor’s Degree in Performance Arts, film studies and contemporary music
Introduction to the Bachelor’s Degree in Performance Arts, film studies and contemporary music
To prepare students for the demands of the cultural sector, the Bachelor’s degree in Culture, Arts and Cinema combines a solid foundation in general knowledge with a practical approach (cultural and events management, screenwriting and audiovisual production, artistic creation, etc.), and provides hands-on experience through compulsory work placements from the first year onwards.
Upon completion of the programme, students, supported by the teaching team, will be able to analyse art and artistic works, understand the challenges facing cultural practices from sociological and political perspectives, and draw on a network of cultural professionals.
The aim is to enable them to progress to Master’s programmes or specialist schools whilst acquiring practical knowledge of the sector.
Practical application
General knowledge
Few Courses in English
Transdisciplinarity
Bachelor’s Degree in Performance Arts, film studies and contemporary music program
Program
This Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Studies offers students both theoretical and practical modules, through the organisation of cultural events, exhibitions, film-making, theatre performances and more…
- Film and Arts Analysis
- Art History
- Cultural Mediation
- Cultural Events
- Screenwriting and Film Directing
- Theatre and Performance
- Sociology of Culture and
- Cultural Policy
- Cultural Project
- Management
- Art Criticism Magazine
- English for the Arts
Bachelor’s Degree, Year 1
Mastering general knowledge of ‘art and culture’ and the issues surrounding it
Course title: Cinema in Question(s)
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: History of Classic Cinema
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Film Analysis
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: 19th-century art history
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: History of Modern and Contemporary Dance
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Great Mythical Figures
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Introduction to the Sociology of Culture
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Analysis of Contemporary Music
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Arts and Literature
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: History of Modern Cinema
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: 20th-century art history
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Ancient Theatre, Aesthetics and Theory
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Theatre and Dramaturgy
Number of hours: 24h
Create and/or manage an artistic and/or cultural project
Course title: Screenwriting
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Contemporary Art
Number of hours: 18h
Course title: Career guidance and career planning
Number of hours: 12h
Course title: Fiction Film-making
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Practical Visual Arts
Number of hours: 18h
Course title: Exhibition
Number of hours: 18h
Mastering the technical, methodological and linguistic tools for art and culture
Course title: English for the Arts
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Office software & collaborative tools
Number of hours: 12h
Course title: Methodology
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Writing workshops
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Film Editing and Shooting
Number of hours: 36h
Course title: English for the Arts
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Office software & collaborative tools
Number of hours: 18h
Developing ethical and responsible behaviour
Course title: ODDYSSEE
Number of hours: 36h
Bachelor’s Degree, Year 2
Mastering general knowledge of ‘art and culture’ and the issues surrounding it
Course title: Musical Geographies
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Aesthetics of Cinema
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Philosophy of Art
Number of hours: 18h
Course title: Film and Music
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: History of Performance
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Musical Mediation
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Theories of Cultural Mediation
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: History of Design and Fashion
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Aesthetics of Contemporary Music, 1970s–1980s
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Directing: Film and Television
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Art, Culture and Digital Technology
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Theatre and other arts
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: The Socio-Economics of the Media and Cultural Industries
Number of hours: 24h
Create and/or manage an artistic and/or cultural project
Course title: Documentary Writing
Number of hours: 30h
Course title: Career guidance and career planning
Number of hours: 18h
Course title: Theatre Production
Number of hours: 36h
Course title: Documentary Film-making
Number of hours: 24h
Mastering the technical, methodological and linguistic tools for art and culture
Course title: English for the Arts
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Computer Graphics
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Audiovisual editing
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Theatre and Voice Training
Number of hours: 12h
Course title: Methodology
Number of hours: 24h
Developing ethical and responsible behaviour
Course title: Artistic Performance Practice and Ethical Commitment
Number of hours: 36h
Bachelor’s Degree, Year 3
Mastering general knowledge of ‘art and culture’ and the issues surrounding it
Course title: Cinema and Painting
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: History of Technological Arts
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Animated Film
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: The History and Aesthetic Issues of Photography
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: The Aesthetics of Jazz Music
Number of hours: 18h
Course title: A Filmmaker’s Perspective
Number of hours: 18h
Course title: Film Theory
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: World Cinema(s)
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Aesthetics of Contemporary Music: 90-2020
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Discovering Heritage
Number of hours: 12h
Course title: Introduction to Museology and Museography
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Socio-anthropology of Audiences
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Creative Research Option
Number of hours: 6h
Create and/or manage an artistic and/or cultural project
Course title: Cultural Mediation
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Careers in the cultural sector: The music industry
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Careers in the cultural sector: museums and heritage
Number of hours: 36h
Course title: Careers in the cultural sector: Performing arts
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Film Production and Distribution
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Cultural Journalism – Art&Fact
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Introduction to Graphic Design 18 + Art&Fact magazine design 18
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Film Studies
Number of hours: 24h
Mastering the technical, methodological and linguistic tools for art and culture
Course title: English for the Arts
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Academic Methodology
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Work Placement and Professional Development
Number of hours: 24h
Course title: Career guidance and career planning
Number of hours: 24h
Developing ethical and responsible behaviour
Course title: Photography in Practice and Ethical Commitment, exhibition
Number of hours: 36h
25
Students per class
27h
weekly classes
86%
Success rate
15
Minimum number of days of mandatory internship each year
Career Opportunities for Graduates of the Bachelor's Degree in Cultural Professions
Careers and Further Education
Three key features make the Bachelor’s Degree in Arts and Culture a program that raises awareness of professional development.
Mandatory internships allow students to gain a firsthand understanding of the realities of the field and to build a professional network within the industry.
Numerous professionals teach courses and share practical know-how and skills drawn from their professional experience.
A dedicated faculty member guides students in their career planning and helps them explore and understand different career paths based on their interests and skills.
Jobs
Cultural Project Management
Cultural Mediation
key player in the cultural sector
Careers in the events industry
After completing this bachelor’s degree, you can continue your studies...
Lecturers on the Bachelor’s degree programme in Culture, Arts and Film
Some of your future teachers
At the FLSH, lecturers play a key role in students’ success. They are professionals and/or researchers who pass on their knowledge with passion.
Zineb Majdouli
Dr in Information and Communication Sciences, Head of the Bachelor’s Degree in Performance Arts, Film Studies and Contemporary Music
David Faltot
Dr in Contemporary Arts and co-director of the Master’s in Cultural Management
Marie-Eve Saint Georges
Dr in Information and Communication Sciences and co-director of the Master’s in Strategic Communication
Jérôme Roudier
Pr in Political Science, co-coordinator of the Bachelor’s degree programme Humanities
Les témoignages de nos étudiants
I pursued this bachelor’s degree because I wanted to become a photographer, while keeping other career options open in case I changed my mind. It gave me a broad artistic education and a foundation in the arts, including an understanding of how the arts scene works in France. I was also able to get involved in student life at the Catho through the Student Federation.
Pétronille
former student in Bachelor's Degree Performance Arts, Film Studies and Contemporary Music
Les témoignages de nos étudiants
Alongside my studies, I’m very involved in the activities of the Creative Campus. For the past two years, I’ve been participating in dance and musical theater workshops… and this year, I even had the chance to play the lead role in the musical *Back to the 80’s – The Musical*. It’s an incredible opportunity, because it allowed me to go from being just a student to a performer on stage. It’s thanks to the guidance and trust I was given that I was able to truly shine.
Alicia
student in Bachelor's Degree Performance Arts, Film Studies and Contemporary Music
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FAQ: Bachelor’s Degree in Culture, Arts and Film Studies
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Contacts
Administrative contact
Luca MORTIER
Academic Assistant
Program Director
Dr Zineb MAJDOULI
Which Master’s programmes are available after this Bachelor’s degree?
Master’s in Cultural Management, Master’s in Heritage, Museums and Digital Technology, Master’s in Publishing, Literature and Digital Writing.
How much are the tuition fees?
Fees calculated based on the household’s taxable income. An online calculator is available on the UCLille website.
Am I eligible for CROUS scholarship at the FLSH?
Yes. The FLSH is authorised to accept CROUS grant holders, with fees charged on a sliding scale depending on the tier.
What is the pace of the course?
Full-time face-to-face course. Theoretical lessons, practical workshops and group art projects.
What are the selection criteria for this Bachelor’s degree?
A keen interest in the arts, culture and cinema. A covering letter is recommended.
Are there any practical projects as part of the course?
Yes, a number of cultural and artistic projects are incorporated into the course, in collaboration with partner cultural institutions.
What careers can you pursue with this bachelor’s degree?
Cultural mediation, cultural project management, film, heritage, cultural events, following completion of a Master’s degree.