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Minor

Minor in Cinema Studies

Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences (New Brunswick) 5 courses

About This Program

Minor in Cinema Studies is a Minor program offered by School of Arts and Sciences (New Brunswick) at Rutgers University across 5 courses.

Degree Requirements

Minor Program

Students pursuing a minor in cinema studies must select five courses for the minor that are outside their major. Exception: English majors who pursue a cinema studies minor may include more than two 01:354 courses in their minor program, but only two of those may be counted toward the major. Please note that cinema studies courses generally include an additional mandatory weekly meeting time for screenings, or require students to view films outside of class.

Required Courses

01:175:201 Introduction to Film I (3) 01:175:202 Introduction to Film II (3) As indicated above, 01:175:210 Close Readings of Cinema (3) may be substituted for Introduction to Film I OR Introduction to Film II (01:175:201 or 202) 01:175:425 Senior Seminar in Cinema Studies (3) As indicated above, 01:175:420 Seminar: Film Theory (3) may be substituted for Senior Seminar in Cinema Studies (01:175:425)

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