The Arts - Screen and Cultural Studies program at the University of Melbourne offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding film, media, and contemporary cultural phenomena. Students can specialize in Screen Studies, Cultural Studies, or combine subjects from both disciplines to develop a comprehensive understanding of global media and cultural dynamics.
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The Arts - Screen and Cultural Studies program at the University of Melbourne offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding film, media, and contemporary cultural phenomena. Students can specialize in Screen Studies, Cultural Studies, or combine subjects from both disciplines to develop a comprehensive understanding of global media and cultural dynamics.
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Starting 2025-07-01
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Courses include: Gender and Contemporary Culture Popular Culture: From K-pop to Selfies Hollywood and Entertainment Consumer Culture, Media and Lifestyle Australian Film and Television Ensemble Filmmaking, Art and Industry
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General admission requirements include a CRICOS code of 002167E. Applicants must have completed Units 3 & 4 with a minimum study score of 25 in English, English Language, or Literature, or at least 30 in EAL. Those intending to major in Economics are encouraged to complete Mathematical Methods or equivalent. The ATAR for guaranteed entry is 85.00, with a guide score of 68.30.
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