Digital Culture and Communications
Delve into the realm of digital culture and communications to uncover the dynamic interplay between technology and society. Explore how digital platforms shape our interactions, influence creativity, and redefine cultural norms. Gain insights into the evolving landscape of communication in the digital age, where connectivity and expression converge in unique ways. This interdisciplinary field offers a lens to examine the impact of digital technologies on human behavior, identity formation, and global connectivity.
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What is Digital Culture and Communications ?
In your first year, you'll get a thorough grounding in studies on digital and social media and how they interact with and influence the world around us. In later years, you'll have the chance to specialize in disciplines such as film studies, media discourse and cultural studies with an array of module options which are listed below. There is also a dedicated co-operative education placement where you'll be working in Ireland or abroad in an area relevant to your studies. In addition, a highlight for many students is an Erasmus/Study Abroad placement where you get to study the above subject areas in a foreign university (Europe, United States, Canada, Australia). Graduates from this stream often go on to postgraduate study or find employment in a range of areas relevant to the digital and culture industry i.e. Facebook, Google, media officers, cultural advisers, film industry, etc. 06.11.19
Digital Culture and Communications modules Semester 1 CS4031 Introduction to Digital Media Semester 2 JM4006 Social Media and Society Semester 3 select 2 CU4027 Visual cultural Studies TW4003 Introduction to Technical Communication SO4033 Sociology of the Media Semester 4 OFF CAMPUS Semester 6 select 2 CU4116 Cultural Studies 4: Cultural Theory CU4026 How to Read a Film CU4014 Analysing Media discourse TW4006 Writing for New Media Semester 5 Off Campus Semester 7 select 2 CU4011 Comparative Literature: Crime Fiction as a Critical Memory CU4037 European Cinema to the 50's CU4128 New Media, Language and Globalisation CS4019 Digital Arts 1 SO4118 Sociology of Gender and Popular Culture Semester 8 select 1 CU4018 European Cinema post 60's CU4006 Travel Literature TW4118 Content Development and Information Management SO4008 Sociology of Media Audiences
Contacts If you have any queries in relation to the stream of Digital Culture and Communications on the BA Arts programme , please contact Subject Head at barrie.wharton@ul.ie
Thank you and all best wishes for your studies at UL.
