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Type

Bachelor's degree
Location

Worcester

Start date

Different dates available

What makes Media & Culture at Worcester special? In our media saturated world, the study of Media and Culture is all-important. At Worcester, you will explore the power of media from different perspectives, helping you to understand more about cultural contexts and how these relate and impact upon you and wider society. You will discover how the media operates, developing your own thoughts and ideas on topics as significant and diverse as Gender, War, Pornography, Green Media, Music, Film, Television and Internet Cultures.

Facilities

Worcester (Worcestershire)

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Henwick Grove, WR2 6AJ

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Requirements

Entry requirements 104UCAS tariff points The points above are the new UCAS tariff, which will be used for courses starting from September 2017. See our new UCAS tariff page for more information.

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Media
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Internet
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Green

Course programme

Course content What will you study?

Here is an overview of current modules available on this course. Regular updates may mean that exact module titles may differ.

Year 1

Mandatory

Studying Media and Culture
Media and Culture: key concepts

Optional

Gender and Representation
Introduction to Televisual Cultures
Introduction to Internet Cultures
Popular Music and Cultural Change
Improving English Usage and Style in Academic Writing
Democracy? the story of an ideal

Year 2

Mandatory

Popular Cultures
Media and Social Change

Optional

Social Media
Screening the Nation: Continuity and Change in British TV
Crime and the Media
Work Project Module
Gender and Popular Fiction
Representation of gender, sexuality and race in film
Consuming Lives

Year 3

Mandatory

Independent Research Project

Optional

Gender, Philosophy and Popular Culture
TV Times
Green Media
Radio Times
War, Democracy and the Media
Commercial uses of Social Media
Pornography and Modern Culture
Body & Society
Work Project Module

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