The University of Kent, established in 1965, delivers film studies and media production on its Canterbury campus, complemented by a Master’s in Film with practice options. Facilities include a Dolby-certified mixing theatre and 3-camera TV studio.

Evolving from Sunderland Technical College (1901) to university status in 1992, the University of Sunderland offers BA Film Production and BA Screen Performance on its City Campus, with broadcast-grade studios overlooking the River Wear.

Staffordshire University’s Film, Media and Communications department operates from its Stoke-on-Trent campus, originally founded as a polytechnic in 1914 and granted university status in 1992. The campus hosts a purpose-built Digital Kiln building with 4K TV galleries and VR labs.

Kingston University London, chartered in 1992, offers BA Filmmaking within its School of Arts, located at the Knight’s Park riverside campus. Students access two sound stages, Dolby Atmos dubbing and a stop-motion studio.

With origins in 1843 and university status since 1992, Birmingham City University houses the Birmingham School of Media, delivering Film Production Technology and Digital Media Technology degrees. Its £62 million Parkside Building features two HD studios and a MILO motion-control rig.

Founded in 2001 (formerly Brighton Film School, now part of BIMM University), the Screen and Film School specialises in practical diploma and degree courses delivered in Brighton’s creative quarter. Small cohorts use Arri, RED and Blackmagic cinema kits across four city-centre studios.