Cinema Studies Minor

Curriculum

Students in the Cinema Studies program take at least six courses, which must include one 200 – level introductory course (see the list below), at least three 300 – level courses (see the list below), and two electives from either level.

• COM 220 - Understanding Film
• COM 321 - Film Genres
• COM 323 - Honors-Film Censorship and American Culture
• ENG 271 - Film and Story
• ENG 272 - Film History
• ENG 273 - Hitchcock
• ENG 322 - World Cinema
• ENG 323 - Film Industry
• ENG 324 - Television Drama
• ENG 325 - Film and Ideology
• ENG 326 - American Cinema
• ENG 327 - European Cinema
• ENG 329 - Race in American Film
• ENG 337 - Film and Gender
• ENG 422 - Seminar (offered periodically by English instructors in cinema studies as part of the regular departmental rotation of seminar assignments)

Note:

Students will make course choices after consultation with a faculty advisor in either the English or the Communication department.