• Im Here Zsofia Paczolay Hungary
  • The Gentle Sadness of Things Bakar Cherkezishvili Georgia
  • My Uncle Tudor Olga Lucovnicova Moldova
  • Un Attempt at Exhausting an Egg Cup Carlotta Solari Belgium
  • I Used To Be The Mayor Alexander Sussmann Germany
  • Notes on a Colonial Film Hernan Baron Camacho Colombia
  • Letter From Eusapia Andres Cornejo Pinto Ecuador
  • LHomme et la Bete Rajae Bouardi Morocco
  • I Dont Feel at Home Anywhere Anymore Weiran Li China
  • Le Confinement Sarah Khalid Pakistan
  • I'm Here

    Zsófia Paczolay

    Hungary

  • The Gentle Sadness of Things

    Bakar Cherkezishvili

    Georgia

  • My Uncle Tudor

    Olga Lucovnicova

    Moldova

  • Un Attempt at Exhausting an Egg Cup

    Carlotta Solari

    Belgium

  • I Used To Be The Mayor

    Alexander Sussmann

    Germany

  • Notes on a Colonial Film

    Hernán Barón Camacho

    Colombia

  • Letter From Eusapia

    Andrés Cornejo Pinto

    Ecuador

  • L'Homme et la Bête

    Rajae Bouardi

    Morocco

  • I Don't Feel at Home Anywhere Anymore

    Weiran Li

    China

  • Le Confinement

    Sarah Khalid

    Pakistan

  • Kait Harlow’s short documentary The Shining Tapestry will have its World Première in the Opening Scenes competition of the 56th Visions du Réel - International Documentary Film Festival held from 4 to 14 of April in Nyon, Switzerland.

    DocNomads alumnus Ross McClean also premieres his latest short documentary No Mean City in the International Medium Length & Short Film Competition of Visions du Réel.

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  • The documentary short Spring Lessons directed by Antonio Mariño Lizarazo will have its World Premiere in the Official Selection of the 64th FICCI - International Film Festival of Cartagena, held from 1 to 6 April in Colombia.

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  • Two alumni of DocNomads present their latest films in the 21st ZagrebDox - International Documentary Film Festival held between 30 March and 6 April: Marching in the Dark by Kinshuk Surjan, and We Are Inside by Farah Kassem.

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THE ”DOC NOMADS” JOINT MASTER DEGREE
IN DOCUMENTARY FILM DIRECTING

The DOC NOMADS Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) in Documentary Filmmaking is a two-year, full time, European graduate program (120 ECTS) open to the world and delivered by a consortium of three universities in Portugal, Hungary and Belgium.

The entire DocNomads programme was assessed by an external international panel in 2019 and found compliant with all the standards and sub-standards of the ‘European Approach for External Quality Assurance of Joint Programmes’ framework.

DocNomads is the first joint master in Europe in the field of FILM that was granted the right to use the Erasmus Mundus brand name and the grant support of the European Commission for the first five editions. This backing was granted again for the course editions in the period of 2020-2025.

In each edition, about twenty-four students from all around the world follow a mobility track from Lisbon to Brussels, via Budapest. In doing so, students are immersed within different cultural environments, learning how to make use of their abilities outside their usual social contexts.

Taught entirely in English and taking a practical approach, DOC NOMADS’ unique curriculum and supportive faculty aims at expanding students' skills and creativity, while providing an integrated training that combines a focus on the arts with contemporary practices in film production.

Directing is essentially learnt through making films out in the real world. Students are asked to confront the aesthetic and practical challenges generated by the actual process of filmmaking and in doing so develop their critical thinking skill; gain autonomy in multifarious disciplines; and build – throughout the course – their own repertoire of formal approaches.

Upon completion of the program, degree holders will be prepared and qualified to enter a professional life in the craft of documentary filmmaking – as directors, as producers, as independent artists.

As an Erasmus Mundus Program, DOC NOMADS offers two-year scholarships to some of the selected European and non-European students.

DOC NOMADS Master Course is sponsored and supervised by the EACEA - European Education and Culture Executive Agency of the European Commission.

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CALL FOR APPLICATION

Queries to admissions@docnomads.eu

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WHO CAN APPLY?

DOC NOMADS Erasmus Mundus Masters Course is aimed to students from all over the world with a BA degree in Film Studies, in Arts or in Media Communication studies.

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OFFERED BY THREE UNIVERSITIES

The DOC NOMADS EMMC has three full partners and enjoys the backing of 19 European and non-European associated members.

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