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Documentary studies courses examine non-fiction media through the lens of global artistic and activist practices. These classes attract learners passionate about the evolution, analysis, critique, and creation of both traditional and experimental documentary formats. The curriculum establishes essential competencies for analytical writing about documentaries, conducting documentary research, and acquiring fundamental through advanced digital production techniques across film, audio, interactive media, and installation art. Participants develop comprehensive understanding of both classic and cutting-edge documentary approaches, including observational, autobiographical, investigative, political, advocacy, and hybrid forms that challenge conventional distinctions between reality and fiction.
The Media Studies master's program provides an adaptable, cross-disciplinary approach to media theory and application, with special focus on creating film, video, audio, and new media formats. Students develop expertise in creative media production, critical thinking, and media entrepreneurship - all under the mentorship of accomplished faculty including renowned filmmakers, media artists, researchers, designers, and academics.