Monash University Arts Undergraduate Handbook, 1997

Subjects offered in 1997

First-year level

VSA1040 Australian film and television
VSA1050: (Contemporary popular film) was taught in 1991 under the title VA103.06 (Introduction to the visual arts 3: Introduction to film and television studies), and if you have completed this subject you should not enrol in
VSA1040: and may be taken by those who have completed VA103.06.
Second-year level
- VSA2190 Forms of narrative cinema
- VSA2220 Alternative film and video
- CLS2130: society) as part of a minor or major sequence in visual arts. However where this subject is included as part of a visual arts major or minor sequence, it cannot also be counted as part of a sequence in comparative literature and cultural studies.
  Third-year level
  - VSA3190 Forms of narrative cinema
  - VSA3220 Alternative film and video
  - VSA3240 Cinema institutions
  - VSA3390 Screen production I
  - VSA3750 Indonesian and Southeast Asian film and television
  To complete a major sequence students are required to take two subjects at second-year level and three subjects at third-year level.
  Fourth-year level
  Fourth-year honours students will be required to write a minor thesis, take a full-year program in film theory and criticism, and a special study in the first semester. The course of studies comprises:
- VSA4000:
- VSA4040: theory and film criticism: part II
- VSA4120: Southeast Asian film and television.
  The available range of fourth-year level subjects in film and television studies is therefore:
  - VSA4000 Minor thesis
  - VSA4040 Film theory and film criticism: part 1
  - VSA4050 Film theory and film criticism: part 2
  - VSA4120 Australian film history
  - VSA4750 Indonesian and Southeast Asian film and television
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