Media and Cinema Studies (MCST)
College of Arts
This minor considers the various approaches to media, communication, and culture. By examining conventions used across media forms and texts, students are expected to demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between form and content, media and society, technology and culture. Attention will be given to cinema, sound/music, visual culture, and digital/Internet texts and practices. The minor in Media and Cinema Studies (MCST) guides students to an understanding of the pertinent questions at stake in today’s technological and information-focused environments.
Minor Requirements (Honours)
A minimum of 5.00 credits is required, including:
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
THST*1200 | The Languages of Media | 0.50 |
THST*2450 | Approaches to Media Studies | 0.50 |
Select at least 1.50 credits from Cinema Studies: | ||
EURO*1100 | European Cinema | 0.50 |
ENGL*2200 | Postcolonial Literatures, Film, and Other Media | 0.50 |
ENGL*2330 | Print Culture and Cinema | 0.50 |
HIST*2020 | Film as History | 0.50 |
HIST*3260 | Cinema and the Moving Image | 0.50 |
HUMN*2020 | Crime and Criminals in Italian Cinema | 0.50 |
THST*1040 | Introduction to Performance | 0.50 |
THST*2500 | Contemporary Cinema | 0.50 |
THST*3530 | Canadian Cinema | 0.50 |
Select 2.50 additional credits from the following: | ||
ARTH*2060 | Indigenous Arts in the Americas | 0.50 |
ARTH*2220 | The Visual Arts Today | 0.50 |
ARTH*2290 | History of Photographic Media | 0.50 |
ARTH*2480 | Introduction to Art Theory and Criticism | 0.50 |
ARTH*2490 | History of Canadian Art | 0.50 |
ARTH*3010 | Contemporary Canadian Art | 0.50 |
ARTH*3060 | Public Art | 0.50 |
CIS*1200 | Introduction to Computing | 0.50 |
CIS*1500 | Introduction to Programming | 0.50 |
CIS*2170 | User Interface Design | 0.75 |
CTS*1000 | Culture and Technology: Keywords | 0.50 |
CTS*2000 | Scripting for the Humanities | 0.50 |
CTS*2010 | Digital Approaches to Culture | 0.50 |
ENGL*2200 | Postcolonial Literatures, Film, and Other Media | 0.50 |
ENGL*2330 | Print Culture and Cinema | 0.50 |
ENGL*3100 | Reading 2.0: Electronic Lit, Games, and Digital Narrative Forms | 0.50 |
EURO*1100 | European Cinema | 0.50 |
HIST*2020 | Film as History | 0.50 |
HIST*3260 | Cinema and the Moving Image | 0.50 |
HIST*4170 | Exploration of Digital Humanities | 1.00 |
HUMN*2020 | Crime and Criminals in Italian Cinema | 0.50 |
HUMN*3190 | Experiential Learning | 0.50 |
HUMN*3470 | Holocaust & WWII in German Lit. & Film | 0.50 |
HUMN*4190 | Experiential Learning | 0.50 |
MUSC*2100 | Creating Music on the Computer | 0.50 |
MUSC*2150 | Music and Popular Culture | 0.50 |
MUSC*2220 | Electronica: Music in the Digital Age | 0.50 |
MUSC*2380 | 0.50 | |
PHIL*3370 | Ethics of Artificial Intelligence | 0.50 |
SART*1050 | Foundation Studio | 0.50 |
SART*1060 | Core Studio | 0.50 |
SART*1150 | Contemporary Artistic Practice | 0.50 |
SART*2610 | Photography I | 0.50 |
SART*2700 | Digital Media I: Using Vector and Raster Images | 0.50 |
SART*2710 | Digital Media II: Animation | 0.50 |
SART*3750 | Photography II | 0.50 |
SART*3480 | Digital Media III: Creating Content for the Web | 0.50 |
THST*1040 | Introduction to Performance | 0.50 |
THST*2500 | Contemporary Cinema | 0.50 |
THST*2650 | History of Communication | 0.50 |
THST*3530 | Canadian Cinema | 0.50 |
At least 1.00 credits must be at 3000 level or higher
Note: Some courses may also have prerequisites which are identified in course descriptions in the academic calendar. Students must plan their progress accordingly