Undergraduate Certificate in International Film Studies
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Undergraduate Certificate in International Film Studies
The Undergraduate Certificate in International Film Studies is an interdisciplinary program that introduces students to the history and theoretical vocabulary of cinema. It provides a comparative approach to the problematic concept of national film style in a "globalized" world; emphasizes how the language and history of film intersect with closely related movements in other artistic media, in philosophy and history, and in different cultural traditions; and fosters expertise in film analysis and its expression.
Program Overview
- The program is offered by the College of Arts and Sciences.
- It requires 16 credit hours.
- The credential awarded is an Undergraduate Certificate.
Who is this program for?
An undergraduate certificate in International Film Studies is perfect for students passionate about exploring global cinema, its cultural impact, and the art of filmmaking across different regions. It prepares students for careers in film criticism, international film distribution, cultural journalism, film curation, or roles in film festivals, production companies, and media organizations with a focus on global cinema.
Program Details
- Degree requirements, course descriptions, and academic policies for all programs are detailed in the University Catalog.
- The program is part of the Accelerated Master's Pathways program, which can save time and money with dual credit hours for students planning to obtain a master's degree.
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Program Structure
The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of international film studies, including the history, theory, and cultural context of global cinema. It is structured to allow students to explore their interests and career goals in a flexible and interdisciplinary manner.
