Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship - Screen Studies in Canberra Australia | The Australian National University

Screen Studies delves into the fascinating evolution of moving images, tracing their journey from early silent films to modern streaming platforms. This major examines how screens influence our perception of both historical and contemporary worlds, equipping students with analytical skills to understand how various screens impact everyday experiences. Students investigate how screen media convey meaning and develop cross-cultural perspectives on film, television, and digital media. The curriculum explores how globalization affects the interplay between cultural, gender, linguistic, and national identities in shaping audience interpretations of screen content.

Learning Outcomes
assess and contrast different historical, textual, and critical perspectives on film, television, and digital media;
examine screen content through multiple genre lenses and analytical frameworks;
utilize research techniques appropriate for studying screen cultures in both national and international settings; and
demonstrate awareness of the societal and cultural environments that shape media production.