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Faculteit Politieke en Sociale Wetenschappen  

Institutions and Stuctures of Press and Audiovisual Media
 
Academic year:2007-2008
Course code module1BPSW-12
Semester:2nd semester
Credits:6
Study load (hours)168
Theory (hours):45,00
Practice/Exercises(hours):
Other (hours):
Part-time program:
Instructor(s)Hilde Van den Bulck
Language of instruction:Dutch
Semester exam information:
Contract restriction information:



1. Prerequisites
*Algemene competenties

standard 1Ba



*Sequentiality


none


2. Objectives (expected learning outcomes)
factual knowledge of media systems, structures and processes in Flanders and Belgium. Critical reflection on current and historical developments in media in Flanders and Eblgium


3. Course content

Limited to the traditional mass media and the Flemish situation (within a Belgian context), this course intends to offer students an insight into the world of press, radio and television. Theroetically the course is based on a structural political economy approach of the media as organisations, and different aspects are considered from the point of view of both a critical and consensus paradigm. The am is to provide insight into the general organisational characteristics (external and internal factors) as into the history, developments and characteristics of the Flemish mass media as an institution (organisation, structure, …). New developments such as digitalisation that bring down the boundaries between the traditional media are dealt with throughout the course. Even though the course material is mainly factual, attention is being paid to wider theoretical and interpretative aspects, in order to enhance the critical abilities of the students.


4. Teaching method
Direct contact:
  • Lectures
  • Skills training

  • Personal work:
  • Exercises
  • Assignments - individual
  • Supervised self-study


  • 5. Assessment method
    Exam:
  • Written, without oral presentation
  • Closed book
  • Multiple choice
  • Open questions

  • Continuous assessment:
  • Exercises
  • Assignments
  • (Interim) tests

  • Written assignment:
  • With oral presentation


  • 6. Compulsory reading – study material
    acco course notes and extra texts


    7. Recommended reading - study material



    8. Tutoring



    laatste aanpassing: last update: 04/05/2007 16:08 annick.debroey 



     
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