| University of Oslo | 2 Years |
| Norway | Full Time |
| Master's | Onsite |
Screen Cultures lets you study how screens affect our understanding of the world, through the different screens of the cinema, television, computer and smartphone, their films, series, games, and social media.
As a Screen Cultures master student, you will acquire screen literacy. Since screen edges have become the ledges of what we know, our central research question then, is: “How do the distinct qualities of screens and the conditions of viewing they afford, affect our understanding of the world?”
Screen Cultures examines the screens that provide and prohibit access to our global realities and affect all aspects of our everyday lives. And our objective and vision are to challenge and ultimately change the way we view screens.
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Screens are sought out (cinema, television), chanced upon (digital signage advertising), carried (smartphone, laptop), and worn (HoloLens, smartwatches, and another wearable tech). We look at screens, but we also touch them – tapping, tilting, and swiping to acquire a diverse range of information. So much of our daily experience is screened, yet we rarely stop to think about the impact and implications of this.
Through the Master´s program Screen Cultures, you will study how screens – and our interaction with them – affect our experience and understanding of the world.
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Through knowledge, responsibility, and commitment we shall contribute to a sustainable future. We have shaped society for over 200 years and are a leading European university. For the next ten years, the University will promote independent, pioneering, and long-term research and offer outstanding education. We shall strengthen the dialogue with the outside world and contribute to the use of knowledge.
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