Design Your Own Curriculum
Choose any combination of classes from across DIS' offerings, for a course load perfectly suited to your interests!
Be sure that you:
a) have all the pre- and co-requisites
b) don't double book yourself during any time blocks
c) pick only one program’s core course(s)
Communication & Mass Media
Fall, Spring 2010/11
Popular majors: Communication – Media Studies – Journalism – Advertising – Film Studies
Objectives | Courses | Study Tours
Objectives
TOGETHER ... the core course and study tours will give you
A clear understanding of the background and implications of the changes currently taking place within the global mass media industry.
Valuable insight into the European news and media scene provided by professionals in the field
Behind-the-scene glimpses of some of Europe's largest and most influential media conglomerates
International professional experience and skills that will increase your competitiveness in the global job market
Courses
Core Course
Syllabus
Current Trends in News Media
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Study Tours
DIS places strong emphasis on combining classroom work with experiential learning to ensure you walk away with applicable, real life, cross-cultural skills for the global job market .
Study Tours – each semester
Denmark (Short tour) . Visits to media institutions, newspapers, news agencies, and/or advertising companies enhancing your knowledge and hands-on understanding of current issues in the field of communication and mass media. In addition, there will be a number of cultural and historical visits
A longer European study tour to London-Oxford . Visits to media institutions to study the role of British media and, among other things, the tension between public service broadcasting and commercial interests. In addition, there will be a number of cultural and historical visits