World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures
University of York · England · LAN00111I
World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures is a subject at University of York, England. It covers topics like cultural-studies, cultures, film-studies, global-citizenship. It is part of 30 degrees. The information below is compiled from public course material — approximate, not official.
University of York
LAN00111I
3.00
Topics covered
Degrees that include World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures
- Business and Management with French (with a year abroad)
- Business and Management with French (with a year in industry)
- Business and Management with German (with a year abroad)
- Business and Management with German (with a year in industry)
- Business and Management with Italian (with a year abroad)
- Business and Management with Italian (with a year in industry)
- Business and Management with Spanish (with a year abroad)
- Business and Management with Spanish (with a year in industry)
- Education and French (with a year abroad)
- Education and German (with a year abroad)
- Education and Italian (with a year abroad)
- Education and Spanish (with a year abroad)
- French and German (with a year abroad)
- French and Italian (with a year abroad)
- French and Linguistics (with a year abroad)
- French and Spanish (with a year abroad)
- German and Italian (with a year abroad)
- German and Linguistics (with a year abroad)
- German and Spanish (with a year abroad)
- History and French (with a year abroad)
- History and German (with a year abroad)
- History and Italian (with a year abroad)
- History and Spanish (with a year abroad)
- History of Art with French (with a Year Abroad)
- History of Art with German (with a year abroad)
- History of Art with Italian (with a year abroad)
- History of Art with Spanish (with a year abroad)
- International Relations and French (with a year abroad)
- International Relations and German (with a year abroad)
- International Relations and Italian (with a year abroad)
Frequently asked questions
What is World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures about?
World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures covers topics like cultural-studies, cultures, film-studies, global-citizenship.
Which degrees include World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures?
World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures is part of 30 degrees, including Business and Management with French (with a year abroad), Business and Management with French (with a year in industry), Business and Management with German (with a year abroad), Business and Management with German (with a year in industry), Business and Management with Italian (with a year abroad).
How many credit points is World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures?
World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures at University of York is typically around 3.00 credit points. Approximate — confirm with the university.
Where is World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures taught?
World Cinemas: Representing National & Transnational Societies & Cultures is taught at University of York, England.
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Sources: University of York public course catalogue. Information is compiled and summarised — not copied verbatim — and is approximate; always confirm with the original source.
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