Film & New Media Studies Graduate Certificate

Description

Moving‐image media are transforming the way we work and play and how we relate to colleagues, friends, and family members. Film & New Media Studies is designed to teach students how to think actively, critically, and creatively, about the art of the moving image. To this end, it surveys significant examples of moving‐image culture, including films from Hollywood and other global industries: experiments in documentary and art cinema; and works from television, digital video and the Internet. Foe some students, this certificate complements their aspirations to produce moving–image works. For others, it means better understanding their own mediated environments.

Course Location/Delivery

Campus

Admissions Requirements

Must meet University Graduate Admissions and English Proficiency requirements.  In addition, must also meet the following:

Academic Writing Sample

Prefer GRE Verbal 153 & Analytic Writing 4.5

Application Process

To learn about the application process, and to access the application, please review our application process.

Prerequisites

Requirements of this Certificate (12 Credit Hours)

• HUM 6584 Global Cinema and New Media since 1960 Credit Hours: 3

Electives

Choose three classes (9credit hours) from the list below.

• HUM 6583 Global Cinema and New Media to 1960 Credit Hours: 3
• HUM 6586 Film Theory Credit Hours: 3
• HUM 6587 National Cinemas Credit Hours: 3
• HUM 6588 Themes and Genres in Film and New Media Credit Hours: 3
• HUM 6585 Film and New Media Auteurs Credit Hours: 3

Time Limit

3 Years

Credit Toward Graduate Degree

The certificate course credits may be applied to a graduate degree with departmental approval.

Contacts

Contact Information: http://www.grad.usf.edu/cert