Cultural Studies Courses

... courses. For single persons studying Italian language and culture at the Institute Galilei, we offer the opportunity of participating in a shared group tour... Learn about: Cultural Communication, Wine tasting, Italian Cookery...

... organisations, it provides a comprehensive overview of the sector. Making the most of our central London location, you can take advantage of one of the largest concentrations of art spaces, cultural organisations and festivals, with the British Museum, Wellcome Gallery, Bloomsbury Festival and West End theatres... Learn about: Cultural Studies...

... to determine your entry point. Course content. You will study an integrated curriculum with a focus on applied language skills and cultural studies, supported by a rigorous development of your foreign languages skills in all areas. You will develop a high level of competence in oral and written communication... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Communication Training...

... approaches to study, and ways of maximising language learning. Tutors will also support you in finalising your plans for future study. You are encouraged throughout the programme to work independently and in particular to use the resources available in the Goldsmiths Library. Guaranteed progression If... Learn about: Cultural Studies, English Language...

... how and why media matter. The programme uniquely combines anthropology, media and cultural studies with specific regional expertise in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. It provides students with critical skills, research methods, a wide-ranging understanding of media and the opportunity to pursue... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Cultural Studies...

... London location, you can take advantage of one of the largest concentrations of art spaces, cultural organisations and festivals, with the British Museum, Wellcome Gallery, Bloomsbury Festival and West End theatres, and a wealth of other museums and galleries within walking distance. For those who... Learn about: Cultural Studies...

... on live briefs from genuine clients, and studying cities and buildings on national and international field trips. It will encourage and hone design skills, and introduce you to working directly with clients and end users, and running an architecture practice. The course also offers further real-world... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Full Time, Learning Teaching...

...This programme brings together social analysis, design, activism, and inventive research methods in a critical engagement with various dimensions of urban work – from planning, policy making, research, cultural intervention, to the management of social programmes and institutions. Increasingly... Learn about: Cultural Studies...

... and philosophies of science, as well as professionals from our partner institutions. Students can specialise in their own areas of interest, through choosing from an array of optional modules that explore contemporary curatorial strategies, technologies and media, cultural memory, histories of medicine, audiences... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Art History, Communication Training...

.... This programme supports PhDs in comparative studies (e.g. French and English literatures, Japanese and American film), multidisciplinary studies (e.g. English film and literature; photography and book history), theoretical approaches that cut across disciplines (e.g. cultural studies) and practice-based research... Learn about: Art History, Cultural Studies, Media Studies...

... of understanding how and why media matter. The programme uniquely combines anthropology, media and cultural studies with specific regional expertise in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. It provides students with critical skills, research methods, a wide-ranging understanding of media and the opportunity to pursue... Learn about: Full Time, Social Anthropology, Cultural Studies...

..., and ways of maximising language learning. Tutors will also support you in finalising your plans for future study. You are encouraged throughout the programme to work independently and in particular to use the resources available in the Goldsmiths Library. Guaranteed progression If you pass the programme... Learn about: English Language, Cultural Studies...

...Our PhD research programmes in Cambridge will allow you to explore your own interests in musicology, supported by the expertise of our staff... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Music Theory, Music Appreciation...

..., separately or in interdisciplinary combinations. You will examine culture through literary and philosophical texts, art and cinema, the mass media and digital technologies. To find out more, read our programme handbook. This course is also available for part-time evening study over 4 years or 6 years... Learn about: Full Time, Cultural Studies, Theatre Studies...

... Chinese is currently the language with the greatest number of speakers; and Spanish has over 470 million speakers worldwide including in Central and South American countries and the USA? You can start your study of languages at DMU (French, Mandarin or Spanish) at beginner, GCSE (intermediate) or Advanced... Learn about: Cultural Studies, World Politics, International Relations...

... looking closely at social media and personal/cultural identity, cultures of globalisation, gender and culture, and cultural value and judgement... Learn about: Communication Training, Social Media, New Media...

... and deep democracy. You'll deal with issues like terrorism, microfinance, indigenous people, gender and sexuality, multiculturalism and environmental justice. The MA is ideal for anyone pursuing careers in policy research, NGOs, advocacy, charities, international organisations, cultural and political... Learn about: Intellectual Property, Cultural Studies, Human Rights...

..., this course gives you the flexibility to pursue multidisciplinary interests and then specialise in areas that you find interesting. You can pursue your interests across the arts and humanities, choosing to study film and media, English and humanities, history of art, or a language and its associated culture... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Theatre Studies, Part Time...

...Our French studies course is designed to develop your linguistic skills to near-native proficiency and fluency. We stress the development of your practical command of French, emphasising language as a means of communication and mutual understanding... Learn about: Cultural Studies, English Language, Communication Training...

.... The degree is suitable for students with an intellectual interest in anthropological approaches to the study of health as well as for those who work in health care in Africa and Asia. The aim of the degree is to provide: A phenomenological understanding of the body, which implies also subjective attitudes... Learn about: Indian Cinema, Medical training, Social Anthropology...