The programme provides students with an overview of the analysis of film art and cinema and their cultural heritage. The programme deals with the history of film, major film genres, film theories and questions of audiovisual culture in general. The programme gives an overview of environmental problems and the prospects for solving them from a social scientific view, introduces the main instruments used in environmental policy on different levels of public administration and in corporate management. The purpose of the programme is to provide students with advanced knowledge in the field of European Studies. The programme offers the student an introduction to Information Studies and gives basic knowledge of information needs, uses and seeking, as well as management of information.
Special emphasis is placed on networks and information seeking.
The programme aims to provide its students with a basic knowledge in theory and practice of both print and electronic media. The basic programme consists of seven study modules dealing with all aspects of Journalism and Mass communication. The Programme offers courses in comparative sociology, the welfare state, social structure, social anthropology, development studies, cultural studies and the study of family, work, health and science. The programme offers an in-depth introduction and discussion of women's studies. A wide range of subject areas, such as feminist theory and cultural studies, women and politics, body and sexuality are included in the requirements.