पाठ्यक्रम परिवर्तनशीलता

पाठ्यक्रमबारे सारश

This degree equips students with practical skills in mobile media, radio, documentary and/or photography and interactive media and gives students a critical foundation in development and media theory; students consider questions such as: how do ownership and media regulation connect to development processes?; how do social movements and other civil society organisations use media to strengthen their influence and impact?; in what ways can media support processes of democratisation and social change?; this course offers a forum for critical debates on development and social change and analysis of the contemporary global media landscape, includes a practical project and culminates in a professional placement, an independent media project engaging with real-world issues or a written dissertation; students gain an understanding of how different media can and have been used in processes of social change, and also of practical applications and creative projects that help students use media for change; this course aims to foster a lively, creative environment in which students can learn from fellow students, exchange ideas and skills, build on existing professional experience and acquire new skills, insights and impetus.

कार्यक्रमका खाकाहरू

Autumn term: critical approaches to development and social change (lectures and seminars); documenting the real or interactive media theory and practice (seminars, workshops and technical demo sessions); spring term: media practice for development and social change (theory and practice); summer term and vacation: students begin either a placement with a social movement, civil society organisation or international development organisation and produce a media project in the field together with a critical reflection report, or execute an independent media project together with a critical reflection report, or write a desk-based 15,000 word dissertation.

योग्यता

पोस्ट ग्राजुएट योग्यता

प्रदान गर्ने निकाय

University of Sussex

विभागको नाम

Media Studies