What this degree covers
Radio, Television and Cinema is a field on making films: from script and shooting to editing and producing. In Turkey this field is taught in modern English- and Turkish-language programs with a strong share of projects and internships. A bachelor's program typically runs for 4 years.
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Inside the curriculum
Study progresses from core foundations to specialised subjects and hands-on work.
- Introduction to cinema
- Film history
- Fundamentals of screenwriting
- Photography
- Visual literacy
- Directing
- Cinematography
- Editing
- Sound in film
- Short-film production
- Producing
- Post-production
- Documentary film
- Genre film
- Film project
- an individual creative project, studio work or professional portfolio in the chosen specialization;
- a final presentation, exhibition, showreel or case that demonstrates the level of work for employment or further study.
Your career outlook
- Director, screenwriter
- Cinematographer, editor
- Film producer
- Film and TV studios, streaming
What specialists earn in Turkey and abroad
What raises income: a personal portfolio of publications and videos, digital tools, a third language. For this year's exact figures by city and company, book a free consultation.
Should you choose Radio, Television and Cinema?
It suits you if you…
- You are interested in Radio, Television and Cinema and related subjects.
- Combining theory with practice - projects and internships - appeals to you.
- You want an internationally recognized diploma and the experience of studying abroad.
Worth a pause if…
- You are not sure about your field yet - it is worth starting with a consultation.
- Your native language is a must - verify the language of instruction at the university.
Additional guide to programme language
For Radio, Television and Cinema, programme language affects scripts, production projects, editing assignments and team communication. Topkapi lists this bachelor's track in Turkish.
Examples to check with StudyU: Topkapi University: Radio, Television and Cinema (Bachelor, Turkish).
Universities offering Radio, Television and Cinema
Compare universities - tuition, language and degree side by side.
| University | Degree | Language | Tuition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Altinbas University | Bachelor | Turkish | $5 000/yr |
| Istinye University | Bachelor | English | $6 000/yr |
Real data on universities and prices (full tuition, 2026). A free consultation: we'll help select a university and outline your discount.
How to apply for Radio, Television and Cinema in Turkey
Admission to Radio, Television and Cinema programs at private Turkish universities runs on your school record: an 11-year certificate is accepted directly, and most universities skip entrance exams. You'll need a language certificate - TOEFL for English-taught tracks or TÖMER for Turkish-taught ones - plus the denklik equivalence procedure, which we handle alongside your application. For public universities, YÖS or SAT may be required.
The sweet spot is 6-9 months before the intake: early movers secure the best discounts before popular programs fill up. We shortlist universities for Radio, Television and Cinema, negotiate the maximum discount and fix it in the contract.
Frequently asked questions
Yes - an 11-year school certificate is accepted directly, and most private universities admit to Radio, Television and Cinema without entrance exams. State universities sometimes request YÖS or SAT.
Most partner universities offer Radio, Television and Cinema in English (TOEFL required); Turkish-taught tracks accept TÖMER. Universities offer a preparatory year if your language level isn't there yet.
Programs are available in english / turkish. Each university sets the language - we'll help you find the right option.
A bachelor's program typically runs for 4 years. Some fields like medicine and engineering take more years; we map the right timeline for your route.
Yes - we support you at every stage: choosing a university and program, documents, visa, accommodation. The first consultation is free.
City (Istanbul and Ankara lead), employer type and languages set the range - international companies pay clearly above local ones. In media, income grows with the portfolio and the move into digital formats. Fresh ranges for this year come up in a consultation.
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