Film and Media Studies
Course Overview
The interdisciplinary Film and Media Studies major provides a complex understanding of how media shapes the world and our ability to act within it. Students learn to critically analyze media practices, texts, and audiences within historical, cultural, social, and ethical contexts, preparing them to be engaged global citizens.
Key Program Highlights
- Critically examine the media's role and relationship within a democratic society.
- Gain a broad, interdisciplinary perspective drawing from journalism, advertising, public relations, and film.
- Develop strong theoretical and methodological skills to evaluate media's individual and social impact.
- Understand how media shapes and is shaped by social dynamics of gender, race, sexuality, and other identities.
- Learn to articulate the ethical responsibilities of media and the effects of law and policy on media practices.
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Course Overview
The interdisciplinary Film and Media Studies major provides a complex understanding of how media shapes the world and our ability to act within it. Students learn to critically analyze media practices, texts, and audiences within historical, cultural, social, and ethical contexts, preparing them to be engaged global citizens.
Key Program Highlights
- Critically examine the media's role and relationship within a democratic society.
- Gain a broad, interdisciplinary perspective drawing from journalism, advertising, public relations, and film.
- Develop strong theoretical and methodological skills to evaluate media's individual and social impact.
- Understand how media shapes and is shaped by social dynamics of gender, race, sexuality, and other identities.
- Learn to articulate the ethical responsibilities of media and the effects of law and policy on media practices.
Requirements
The requirements may vary based on your selected study options.