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The curriculum of the Master's Degree Course in Television, Cinema and New Media, with a unique formula on the national scene, combines theoretical and practical preparation along the entire chain of audiovisual design and production for traditional media (cinema, television) and new media (web, video games, mobile devices), stimulating students to develop the creative, technical and managerial skills necessary to enter the international markets of reference.
The degree course aims to provide students with a solid theoretical and practical preparation in the conception, production, implementation and analysis of communication projects and audiovisual products for television, film and new media (social networks, video games, digital video art). Through a mix of theoretical-critical teaching (frontal teaching) and practical-laboratory teaching (exercises), the degree course offers the essential tools for the acquisition of highly specialized technical skills, critical and strategic skills necessary to evaluate products and projects and to actively orient themselves within the national and international trends of the markets of reference.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Communication and Media Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The curriculum of the Master's Degree Course in Television, Cinema and New Media, with a unique formula on the national scene, combines theoretical and practical preparation along the entire chain of audiovisual design and production for traditional media (cinema, television) and new media (web, video games, mobile devices), stimulating students to develop the creative, technical and managerial skills necessary to enter the international markets of reference.
The degree course aims to provide students with a solid theoretical and practical preparation in the conception, production, implementation and analysis of communication projects and audiovisual products for television, film and new media (social networks, video games, digital video art). Through a mix of theoretical-critical teaching (frontal teaching) and practical-laboratory teaching (exercises), the degree course offers the essential tools for the acquisition of highly specialized technical skills, critical and strategic skills necessary to evaluate products and projects and to actively orient themselves within the national and international trends of the markets of reference.
Admission Requirements
You can enrol in Postgraduate Programmes (2-year Master’s) if you have: a coherent first cycle degree (Bachelor’s degree); B2 Italian language proficiency (for Italian taught programmes. C1 Italian proficiency is required for the MA in Specialised Translation and Conference Interpreting) or B2 English language proficiency (for English taught programmes); specific basic knowledge.
2 Years
Sep
Domestic
4,556 EUR
International
4,556 EUR
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Television, Cinema and New Media
Università IULM, Milan, Milan, Italy
24 monthsProgramme duration
4,556 EURTuition Fee/year
Communication and Media StudiesMain Subject Area
Programme overview
Main Subject
Communication and Media Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The curriculum of the Master's Degree Course in Television, Cinema and New Media, with a unique formula on the national scene, combines theoretical and practical preparation along the entire chain of audiovisual design and production for traditional media (cinema, television) and new media (web, video games, mobile devices), stimulating students to develop the creative, technical and managerial skills necessary to enter the international markets of reference.
The degree course aims to provide students with a solid theoretical and practical preparation in the conception, production, implementation and analysis of communication projects and audiovisual products for television, film and new media (social networks, video games, digital video art). Through a mix of theoretical-critical teaching (frontal teaching) and practical-laboratory teaching (exercises), the degree course offers the essential tools for the acquisition of highly specialized technical skills, critical and strategic skills necessary to evaluate products and projects and to actively orient themselves within the national and international trends of the markets of reference.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Communication and Media Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The curriculum of the Master's Degree Course in Television, Cinema and New Media, with a unique formula on the national scene, combines theoretical and practical preparation along the entire chain of audiovisual design and production for traditional media (cinema, television) and new media (web, video games, mobile devices), stimulating students to develop the creative, technical and managerial skills necessary to enter the international markets of reference.
The degree course aims to provide students with a solid theoretical and practical preparation in the conception, production, implementation and analysis of communication projects and audiovisual products for television, film and new media (social networks, video games, digital video art). Through a mix of theoretical-critical teaching (frontal teaching) and practical-laboratory teaching (exercises), the degree course offers the essential tools for the acquisition of highly specialized technical skills, critical and strategic skills necessary to evaluate products and projects and to actively orient themselves within the national and international trends of the markets of reference.
Admission Requirements
Domestic
International
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