Film Studies Minor

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College of Arts and Sciences

Jason Arthur, Ph.D., Chair, Film Studies Advisory Board

The Film Studies Minor is a 15-credit-hour interdisciplinary program that helps students develop the skills to appreciate all aspects of the film experience and to better understand the cultures from which films emerge.

Film Studies Courses

The 15 hours must be made up of some combination of the following:

Choose one course:

Choose 12 hours of coursework derived from any of these courses:

EN 3850 - Literature and Film (3)
EN 3855 - American Literature and Film (3)
EN 4120 - Screenwriting (3)
FR 3480 - New Wave Film (3)
FR 3500 - Introduction to French Film (3)
PL 3820 - Philosophy of Film (4)
PS 3510 - Politics in Fiction and Film (AP) (3)
SP 4660 - Latin American Film (3)
SP 4670 - Spanish Cinema (3)
TA 3650 - Looking Critically at Film and Stage (3)
TH 4080 - Christianity in Film (3)
CT 3210 - The Films of Alfred Hitchcock (1)
CT 3220 - Screening Science Fiction (1)
CT 3230 - The Horror Film (1)
CT 3240 - The Reel West (1)
CT 3250 - The Dark World of Film Noir (1)
CT 3260 - History and the Movies (1)
CT 3270 - The War Film (1)

Note:

Students must earn a grade of C or better in any of the above courses in order for that course to count toward the minor’s 15 credit hours.

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