Media & Popular Culture Studies

Media & Popular Culture Studies

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE FOR THE HUMANITIES MA CONCENTRATION IN MEDIA & POPULAR CULTURE STUDIES The Institute for the Humanities at ODU offers a Master of Arts degree in the Humanities. The interdisciplinary curriculum allows students to pursue individualized and customized programs of study that incorporate classes from across the University. Students in this concentration study media and popular culture SAMPLE COURSES from production, reception, and textual vantage points. The • Film Genres: Comedies, Sci-Fi, Gangster Films concentration focuses on media and popular culture serve as • Gaming Theory sites of struggle between artistic, economic, and ideological • The Music Industry forces as well as how consumers use media and popular • Reality Television culture to shape individual and communal identities. • Social Media & Activism • Superheroes & Society Initiatives like The Gaming & Social Change Hub allow • Television & Society students to explore how game design might serve as a resource mobilized to transform society and foster new modes of FEATURED FACULTY engagement with social issues from poverty to climate change. • TIM ANDERSON: popular music, digital communications, memes Students in this concentration will primarily take courses in the Departments of Communications, English, Sociology, World • MYLES MCNUTT: twenty-first century television Languages & Culture, and Women’s Studies. criticism, production cultures, transmedia campaigns This concentration will prepare students to be able to teach • KEVIN MOBERLY: rhetoric, digital media, game college-level film and media studies courses, to pursue a studies PhD in Communications, Film Studies, Media Studies, • ALLISON PAGE: feminist media studies, media Game Studies, or a related field, and to do work related to and citizenship, histories of capitalism entertainment criticism, game design, digital media • AVI SANTO: entertainment/character branding consulting, or consumer analysis. and merchandising, consumer culture, fan studies • DYLAN WITTKOWER: social networks and social media, internet studies, philosophy of technology 757-683-3821 | [email protected] | www.odu.edu/humanities .

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