Bachelor of Media and Communication majoring in Screen Studies
ProviderAdelaide UniversityCourse overview
From the magic of silent films to the era of streaming services, this degree explores how screens have shaped our culture and influenced society. Unravel the mysteries behind your favourite films, whether you’re a cinephile or a binge-watcher and discover the rich history and exciting future of screen media. Our Bachelor of Media and Communication majoring in Screen Studies examines the rich history of moving pictures and their evolution into today’s rapidly changing screen cultures - covering everything from silent films to streaming services. You’ll explore Asian cinema, film genres and global art cinemas, broadening your scope to all aspects of the diverse field. Learn a range of techniques used in screen mediums that influence audience reaction and viewership. Core courses will help you build a strong foundation in theoretical, historical and critical approaches to analysing screen texts. Use pop culture references, world events and trending topics to shape your analysis and predict the future of our screens. Couple this major with advanced concepts in media and communication to build a well-rounded background for future career opportunities. Pursue work in the media and entertainment industry equipped with effective communication skills and knowledge in traditional and emerging media landscapes.
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25If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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