The graduate certificate in Film and Media Studies offers master's and doctoral students an interdisciplinary concentration in the study of film and other visual- and sound-based media that will enhance students’ major field of study. By combining film and media courses in such diverse areas as Communication, English, History, European and Classical Languages, Hispanic Studies, Performance and Visual Studies, Philosophy, and Visualization, students can create a program of study that will enrich their understandings of the global and interdisciplinary dimensions of the media culture environment. The graduate certificate is open to any Texas A&M University student seeking a master's or doctoral degree.
Course List Code | Title | Semester Credit Hours |
FILM 600 | Methods of Film Study | 3 |
1,2 | 9 |
1 | |
| Sex, Gender and Cinema | |
| Advanced Film | |
| Literature and Film | |
| Philosophy, Film and Evil | |
| Studies in Film Genre | |
| National Cinema History | |
| European Cinema | |
| Propaganda and Dissidence | |
| The Ancient World in Film | |
| French Film | |
| German Film | |
| Italian Cinema | |
| Seminar in Film Studies | |
| Special Topics in... | |
| Intermedia Performance | |
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| Communication and Gender | |
| Rhetorical and Textual Methods in Communication Research | |
| Survey of Media Studies | |
| Seminar in Media Studies | |
| Communication and Technology | |
| Topics in Film History | |
| Topics in Film Theory | |
| European Cinema | |
| Hispanic Film and Performance Arts | |
| Theories of Performance Studies | |
| Performance, Power, and Identity | |
| Concepts of Visual Communications I | |
| Concepts of Visual Communications II | |
| Visual Storytelling | |
| Time Based Media I | |
| Time Based Media II | |
Total Semester Credit Hours | 12 |
Depending on content, the following courses may count toward the certificate (with approval of the Film Studies Program director):
Course List Code | Title | Semester Credit Hours |
| Topics in Textual Studies and Book History | |
| Aesthetics | |
| Seminar in Culture | |
| Queer Theory | |