UNSW Handbook Specialisation - Media, Culture and Technology

Media, Culture and Technology

Media, Culture and Technology: provides students with a progressive understanding of the social, cultural and phenomenological impacts of media and communications technologies in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.

Studying Media, Culture and Technology at UNSW

The study of Media, Culture and Technology at UNSW is conducted through the School of The Arts and Media. Media, Culture and Technology can be studied as a major sequence within the Bachelor of Arts and combined degree programs. An Honours program is available, as is postgraduate study.

Media, Culture and Technology can be studied in the following Programs

Program Code & Name	At the Level of	Plan
3400 Arts	Major	MEFTB13400
3402 Media and Communications	Major	MEFTB13402
3403 Arts	Major Minor Honours	MECTA13403 MECTA23403 MECTAH3403
3420 Social Science	Major Honours	MECTA13420 MECTAH3420
3427 Music/Arts	Major Minor Honours	MECTA13427 MECTA23427 MECTAH3427
3522 Commerce/Arts	Major Minor	MECTA13522 MECTA23522
3552 Economics/Arts	Major Minor	MECTA13552 MECTA23552
3704 Engineering / Arts	Major Minor	MECTA13704 MECTA23704
3845 Arts / Medicine	Major Minor	MECTA13845 MECTA23845
3930 Science/Arts	Major Minor	MECTA13930 MECTA23930
3931 Advanced Science/Arts	Major Minor	MECTA13931 MECTA23931
3933 Advanced Mathematics/Arts	Major Minor	MECTA13933 MECTA23933
3935 Science/Social Science	Major	MECTA13935
3936 Adv Science/Social Science	Major	MECTA13936
4037 Social Work/Arts	Major Minor Honours	MECTA14037 MECTA24037 MECTAH4037
4038 Social Work/Social Science	Major Honours	MECTA14038 MECTAH4038
4054 Arts / Education (Secondary)	Minor	MECTA24054
4760 Arts / Law	Major Minor	MECTA14760 MECTA24760
4761 Social Science / Law	Major	MECTA14761
4806 Art Theory/Arts	Major	MECTA14806
4807 Art Theory/Social Science	Major	MECTA14807
4812 Fine Arts/Arts	Major	MECTA14812

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