UNSW Handbook Plan - Media, Performance & Education

Media, Performance & Education - MEFTES5225

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Plan Summary


	Faculty: Faculty of Arts&Social Science
	School: School of English, Media and Performing Arts
	Contact: http://media.arts.unsw.edu.au/
	Program: 5225 - Arts
	Award(s):
	Graduate Diploma in Arts (Specialisation)

Plan Outline

The Graduate Diploma in Arts in Media, Performance and Education (MEFTES5225) aims to provide teachers of secondary school curricula with relevant, current knowledge and creative production skills in one or more of: Media Education; Theatre and Performance Education; Dance Education; Film Education.

Plan Structure

Four courses in each of these four specialisations are taught in a fixed pattern over each two-year period. Each of the four foci includes at least two production/practice courses and at least two that directly address relevant NSW Department of Education curricula.

To complete the Graduate Diploma, students enrol in four courses, at least two courses from one of the specialisations listed below and the remaining courses from one of the other fields.

Media Education

MEFT5100 Teaching Word and Image (8 UOC)
MEFT5101 Teaching Audiences (8 UOC)
MEFT5102 News and Documentary (8 UOC)
MEFT5103 Computer Media (8 UOC)

Film Education

MEFT5200 Film and the Curriculum (8 UOC)
MEFT5201 Cinema Genres (8 UOC)
MEFT5202 Video Production in Education (8 UOC)
MEFT5203 Film History and Aesthetics (8 UOC)

Theatre and Performance Education

MEFT5300 Teaching Drama (8 UOC)
MEFT5301 Australian Drama and Theatre (8 UOC)
MEFT5302 Making Performance (8 UOC)
MEFT5303 Approaching the Play Text (8 UOC)

Dance Education

MEFT5400 Approaches to Teaching Dance (8 UOC)
MEFT5401 Dance Performance (8 UOC)
MEFT5402 Dance Technology Project (8 UOC)
MEFT5403 Teacher as Choreographer (8 UOC)

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