Interdisciplinary Minor in Film Studies
The Interdisciplinary Minor in Film Studies offers courses in the history, criticism, and theory of film. In contrast to technical and vocational programs, the Interdisciplinary Minor is an opportunity to pursue interpretations of the artistic, cultural, and intellectual importance of film. The curriculum begins with Introduction to Film Analysis, offers courses in a variety of genres and national cinemas, and culminates in a Senior Seminar involving research on a special topic in the study of film.
Requirements for the Minor in Film Studies
Eighteen credit hours in FILM courses, with a grade of C or higher in each course, including FILM 201, FILM 301, FILM 481 (or an equivalent course approved by the Coordinator), and nine credit hours of FILM electives from the list entitled Courses for Credit in the Minor. Other courses in film which are taught in the College of Liberal Arts may be counted as well, subject to the approval of the Coordinator for Film Studies.
