Courses

In this Master’s Program, I’ll be following a variety of different courses throughout the year. Below you can find a list of the different courses and brief descriptions for each. Use the dropdown menu in the top right to see blog posts specifically related to certain courses, or click on the button at the end of each description

Transformations in Digital Cultures

This course focuses on the impact of recent transformations of our media landscape on society, digital technology, and culture. Digitalization, the process of integrating digital technologies into all areas of our lives, has produced new interfaces between society, culture, and doing social research.

Real Virtualities

This course reflects on the emerging culture of ‘real virtuality’. Students were introduced to two main philosophers that have dealt with the changing relationship between ‘the real’ and ‘the virtual’ (W. Benjamin and J. Baudrillard). The issues they address in relationship to older media such as photography, film and television will be related to new media practices, such as telepresence and augmented reality, and evaluated in the light of these.