This track offers students the opportunity to study relationships among different forms of media, cinema, and digital culture. Students will be able to analyze film, television, social networks, video games, zines, and other media from various critical, historical, and theoretical perspectives.
In addition, students will be able to explore historical and contemporary developments in media technologies, industry structures, shifts in mainstream and independent narrative, formal conventions, and historical and emerging global cultural practices.
For more information, please contact Track H Coordinator:”
Associate Professor Tami Williams
tamiw@uwm.edu
Curtin 474
Media, Cinema and Digital Studies Faculty