Media law courses

... Sciences disciplines. You study two core modules (Art and Revolution; and Science, Society and the Media) as well as one optional module of your choice... Learn about: Food Security, Social Justice...

...of your choice HUM XX23 Introductory Humanities course of your choice Be Inspired Acadia’s small class sizes and hands-on work, both on stage and back stage... Learn about: Theatre Directing, Theatre Management, Theatre Studies...

...Professors Konstantinos Arkolakis (Economics), David Engerman (History), John Gaddis (History), Jacob Hacker (Political Science), Oona Hathaway (Law), Paul Kennedy (History), James Levinsohn (School of Management), A. Mushfiq Mobarak (School of Management), Samuel Moyn (Law), Catherine Panter-Brick... Learn about: Foreign Policy, Political Science, Climate Change...

... and the Media Introduction to Policing Social Sciences & Policing Practice Introduction to Cyber Crime Criminal Law and Justice Year 2 Modules Knowledge... Learn about: Cyber Crime, Rural Policing, Human Rights...

...The programme involves studying a play by Shakespeare, a novel written by a major author, texts from different cultures and traditions, non-fiction texts and media texts... Learn about: English Conversation, English Language, Business English...

... Transformation (10 credits) Processes of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (10 credits) Internationalisation of SMEs (10 credits) Intellectual Property Law... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Management, Business School...

... have pursued advanced degrees and professional degrees, such as law degrees or advanced teaching credentials... Learn about: IT Law...

.... That means learning the core media and communication skills that every working reporter needs before you specialise in an area that interests you. You’ll be challenged academically – often by some of the industry’s leading names – and you’ll be expected to undertake meaningful work experience placements... Learn about: Community Impact, Journalism Law...

... learned how to take a lot of complex information, distill insight from it, and apply that to new areas or new challenges. In that way, my Middlebury education was instrumental in making me into a technology founder, even though I spent most of my time reading political philosophy and constitutional... Learn about: Political Philosophy, Political Science, Constitutional Law...

... in Practical Arabic Islamic Law: Theory and Practice Optional modules Palestine and the Arab-Israeli Conflict Arab Media, Politics and Society Culture...

...; Languages School; London LEA; IT Company; Media Company; Berlitz; DISCO; PC Games Company; JET; Law Firm PORTUGUESE: Amaze PR; Asos; Ernst & Young (investment... Learn about: Japanese Language, PR training, NHS Training...

... by traditional values and skills. That means learning the core media and communication skills that every working reporter needs before you specialise in an area that interests you. You’ll be challenged academically – often by some of the industry’s leading names – and you’ll be expected to undertake meaningful... Learn about: Community Impact, Journalism Law...

... in the Humanities LAWS8076 Digital Media and Communication Law and Practice MEAS8121 Approaches to the Study of Modern Muslim Societies MEAS8125 Islam and Modernity... Learn about: Social Change, International Relations, IT Security...

... binaries that animate the civil sphere are examined, as are such civil sphere organizations as polls, mass media, electoral systems, law and office. We... Learn about: IT Law...

...; Languages School; London LEA; IT Company; Media Company; Berlitz; DISCO; PC Games Company; JET; Law Firm PORTUGUESE: Amaze PR; Asos; Ernst & Young (investment... Learn about: IT Law, NHS Training, Japanese Language...

... could find you interviewing a celebrity or a sports star. Your work experience will enable you to build up a portfolio of work and put together a CV. Our many connections in the media industry help to open up a huge range of work experience opportunities. We teach everything: all the relevant law, history... Learn about: IT Law, Communication Training, Essential Journalism...

..., drawing, installation, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture. Depending upon personal development, students may choose to work in a variety of media or in the case of BFA to concentrate in an area of interest. Each degree program mandates specific entry requirements, a certain sequence... Learn about: Art History, Art design...

... and criminal justice including the social process of crime, the policing of society, social inequalities and the law, punishment and sentencing and the operation of the criminal courts. The course has real practical application in contemporary society and equips students with knowledge and skills appropriate... Learn about: IT Law...

... in the Humanities INTR8051 Ethics and Culture in World Politics LAWS8076 Digital Media and Communication Law and Practice MEAS8121 Approaches to the Study of Modern... Learn about: Climate Change, IT Security, Human Rights...