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Academic Foundations 003
Africana Studies 014
American Studies 050
Ancient and Medieval Civilizations 060
Anthropology 070
Arabic 074
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Data Science 219
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English 350, 352
English: Composition and Writing 355
Environmental Sciences 375
Film Studies 380
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  Newark Undergraduate Catalog 2022-2024 School of Arts and Sciences-Newark Academic Programs and Courses Film Studies 380 Minor Requirements  

Minor Requirements


The minor in film studies requires 18 credits of courses with a grade of C or better. Courses not listed below that seem applicable to film studies may be applied toward the minor with the approval of the program director, Professor Cowans.

Africana Studies
  21:014:255  Race and Gender in American Film   
  21:014:303  Topics in Black Studies: Black-ish and the Black Middle Class    

Anthropology
  21:070:319  Anthropology through Film 

Art History
  21:082:305  Problems: Middle Eastern Cinema 
                                                           
English
  21:350:205  Fiction into Film
  21:350:227  Race and Gender in America Film
  21:350:245  Reading Film                                                          
  21:350:363  Special Topics in Film: Hitchcock                                                    
  21:350:363  Special Topics in Film: Gangster Films                
  21:350:363  Special Topics in Film: Film Noir                         
  21:350:364  Special Topics in Film: Shakespeare and Film                                 
  21:350:364  Special Topics in Film: Westerns and Gangsters  
  21:350:366  Latina/o/xs in Film
  21:352:368  Special Topics in American Literature: Street Stories: HBO Series The Wire 

History
  21:510:301  Film and History
  21:510:314  Cinema and Society in the 20th Century                                                      
  21:510:314  Film and Colonialism                  
  21:510:405  Topics: Ancient History and the Cinema                            
  21:512:312  Trash Cinema and Cultural Politics of Sleaze 
  21:512:313  Visions of the City in American Cinema                                           
  21:512:394  New Viewpoints in American History: HBO's Westworld                       
  28:510:300  (NJIT) Historical Problems of the 20th Century through Film

Philosophy
  21:730:390 Philosophy through Film

Portuguese and Lusophone World Studies
  21:812:252  Film and Literature of Lusophone Africa
  21:812:348  Portuguese Film and Literature                                                
  21:812:349  Brazilian Film and Literature                                                    
  21:812:350  Literature and Film of Portuguese-Speaking Africa                                       
  21:812:440  Topics in Portuguese, Brazilian Literature: Gangs in Brazilian Film and Literature

Sociology
  21:920:319  Human Rights on Film
  21:920:366  Conspiracy Theory on Film

Spanish
  21:940:211  Critical Approaches to Films from Spain (in Spanish)
  21:940:348  Hispanic Film and Literature    

Video Production
  21:089:256  Art and History of Film                                               
  21:089:445  Screenwriting

Women's and Gender Studies
  21:988:389  Portuguese Film and Literature     

For more information and current requirements, visit: https://sasn.rutgers.edu/academics-admissions/academic-departments/federated-department-history                                       
 
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