Film and Television
- To understand the historical, economic, and creative interrelationship between film and television, and their distinctive practices
- To understand the formal elements of film and television language
- To expose students to ethical issues in film and television practices, as well as their absence
- To understand the cultural politics of film and television, their ideological messages, and the ways in which they reinforce and/ or challenge prevailing social norms
- To gain practical experience in film and television creative production
- To foster multiple modes of theoretical and critical analysis
Ethics, Law and Policy Courses
- COMC 3340/ COMM 3103: Freedom of Expression
- COMC 3370/ COMM 3476: Ethical Issues and the Media
- COMC 3330/ COMM 3110: Peace, Justice and the Media
- COMC 3350/ COMM 3112: Media Law
- COMC 3380/ COMM 3106: International Communication
- DTEM 4440: Privacy and Surveillance
- DTEM 4480/ COMM 4005: Digital Media and Public Responsibility
- FITV 4570/ COMM 4001: Films of Moral Struggle