CCCU Media and communication degree

ogramme introduces students to ways of reading and understanding media including the political, sociological, commercial and historical processes shaping the industry. Courses such as Issues in Representation and Digital Arts Exchange present key academic, creative and critical approaches to understanding media in the digital age, and encourage both critical reflection and the production of material across a range of media. You will be able to choose courses from a variety of other subject pathways. For example Global Cinema, National Identities is an exploration of world cinema outside Hollywood. Altogether the courses have been designed to introduce students to the relationship between theory and practice: and the key themes of critical theory, visual culture and new media technologies.