Type: Compulsory
Semester: B
Description
The course explores several communication theories and models as systematic processes by which scholars set questions and advance knowledge about the functions of communication media, as well as about their impact on various audiences.
Type: Compulsory
Curriculum: Mass Media
Semester: D
Description
The course introduces to the social, economic, and political dimensions of the production of symbolic forms in terms of the production of culture perspective and focusing on the basic concepts about the cultural and creative industries.
Type: Elective course
Curriculum: Mass Media
Semesters: E and higher
Co-teaching: N. Tsigilis
Description
The course educates students in statistical tests and the management of quantitative data files using dedicated software. It focuses on elementary statistical tests and analyses employed in quantitative research in the social sciences.
Type: Elective course
Curriculum: Mass Media
Semester: Spring
Description
The course presents and discusses the impact of globalization on the artistic creativity, and on the production, distribution and reception of artistic goods. Special emphasis is placed upon the emergence and the functions of the global multimedia conglomerates, as well as upon the global asymmetries in the cultural field.
Type: Compulsory
Curriculum: Mass Media
Semester: D
Description
In this course, the arts are discussed as forms of communication and forms of social practice. The structural and functional changes of the arts in modern societies are analyzed and emphasis is placed upon the relevant phenomena observed in postmodern (or late modern) societies.
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