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One-year programme in Film and Television Science
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- Code
- 210262
- Admission
- Samordna opptak
- Number of students
- 100
- Total number of ECTS credits
- 60
- Pensum 2007/ 08
- Studenttorget
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studenttorg@hil.no
Telefon: 612 88102
The programme provides the students with a basic introduction to the subject area, and is suitable for those who perhaps would like to continue studying within this area or who wish to take the programme as a supplement to previous or future education or work experience.
The one-year programme corresponds to the 1st academic year of the Bachelor’s degree programme in Film and Television, and the students have the option of applying directly for admission to the 2nd year of the Bachelor’s degree programme. The programme does not give students prior admission rights to the practical film and television programmes, but could be useful for those who are not admitted to these programmes and who would like to acquire more competence before making another application.
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- Full-time / part-time
- Heltid
- Level of study
- Årsstudium
- Class
- 2004/2005
- Starting date
- 15/08/2006
- Contact information
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Programme coordinator Anne-Lise With
- Studiekostnader
- Ordinary semester fee
- Place of study
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Lillehammer
The programme consists of the following courses (chronologically): Film history (15 credits), Documentary (15 credits), Visual analysis (15 credits) and Television genre (15 credits). Together, these courses amount to the separate One-year programme in Film and Television Science and the compulsory first academic year of the Bachelor’s degree programme in Visual Culture. The different courses thereby form the basis for specialisation courses which are offered in the 2nd and 3rd academic year.
Admission requirementsHigher Education Entrance Qualification or prior learning and work experience.
The teaching arrangements will be a combination of lectures, analysis seminar, written/oral supervision, film and television viewing, excursion (e.g. IDFA Amsterdam) plus written group assignments and individual assignments.
AssessmentThe final examination varies in the different courses. See each course for details.
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