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Recent undergraduate and graduate course offerings include Introduction to Film, The Horror Film, Great Directors, The Hollywood Musical, African Cinema, Literature in Film, History of Cinema, Films of Alfred Hitchcock, Asian Cinema & Drama, American Cinema History and Culture, Images of Women in Films, Introduction to Film Genres, Science Fiction Films, Latin American Cinema, Watching Movies, Introductory and Advanced Screenwriting, Dance on Screen, Film Music, Eighteenth-Century Film, Sword and Sandal—The Classics in Film, Storytelling and Cinema, and Representations of Black Religion in Film. To see what film courses might be offered in a current
or upcoming semester, check out the English
Department
course
descriptions and the online Student
Information System (SIS).
Some undergraduates have successfully pursued Dean's approved self-designed Film Majors. English graduate students can write
Master's Theses and/or Ph.D. dissertations that focus on film or
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