Course details
The Diploma in European and World Cinema is an opportunity for film-lovers to watch and discuss many of the major milestones in the history of European and World cinema. Each week a film will be introduced and then viewed in its entirety. Students will then be given an opportunity to reflect upon the film and the issues that it raises.
Programme Aims and Objectives
The broad philosophy of this programme is to provide students with an appropriate base of relevant business and management knowledge with particular emphasis on the development of a firm understanding of core issues addressed by organisational psychology.
Upon completion of the programme students should have acquired the skills to:
- Understand a range of business functions and the multi-disciplinary nature of business
- Apply appropriate academic theories and concepts to range of business and management issues
- Demonstrate a range of skills required by mangers
- Understand the influence of the international concepts to a range of business and management issues
- Develop an understanding of the complexity of human behaviour
- Develop their learning skills to meet the demands of further study
Programme Content
Areas covered include:
- Art Films and Auteurs
- Documentary and National Identity
- New Waves in European Cinema
- Avant-garde and Experimental Cinema
- European Genre Cinema
- Nostalgia and Heritage
- Post-war Japanese Cinema
- Cinema and Censorship.
Course Location
About Dublin Business School
We_They specialises in the provision of career focused business and law education as well as the delivery of contemporary programmes in the areas of arts, media, social science, humanities and psychology. This is an exciting time for you as you lay the foundations for the rest of your life. At We_They we will do all that we can to help you to make the right choices for your future and a programme of study at We_They will give you the best possible start in your career. We have developed our courses in collaboration with industry and professional bodies, so that when you graduate, in addition to your academic qualifications, you will have the skills and knowledge to begin a successful career. Our ethos is to provide programmes which are highly focused and relevant to domestic and international students which employ innovative approaches to teaching and learning.
One of these innovations is We_They Advantage. We_They Advantage is an initiative which gives students the opportunity to engage in a development programme run parallel to their academic studies that prepares students for the workplace. It has long been recognised that the role of third level is not simply to impart knowledge but to contribute to maintaining a competitive and a ‘smart’ economy, and also to play a valuable part in the holistic development of the person. Part of this development relates to the fostering of ‘transferable’ or ‘generic’ skills in inpiduals. Examples of such skills are communication skills, planning, leadership, multi-tasking etc. – skills that are essential not just in learning or work situations, but in all areas of life. We_They Advantage assists We_They students in developing these important skills.
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