Graduate School | Department of Cinema and Television | Doctorate Degree (Ph.D)

#	Key Learning Outcomes
1	describe in which socio-cultural environment the video art emerged
2	define video as a medium of art
3	interpret the principle of composition in cinema
4	explain the theories of art
5	have knowledge of research methods used in the field of study
6	evaluate the media content critically within the frame of current developments in the world
7	take part in processes of interdisciplinary work
8	have full knowledge of the terminology on cinema and television
9	analyse a film from the popular cinema, or a film related with a specific issue or period in view of social, economic, cultural and political circumstances
10	examine the innovations that a film brings to the art of cinema
11	analyse films that represent different approaches in the art of cinema
12	analyse various media presentations
13	explain classical, modern and post-modern cinema concepts
14	distinguish new forms of story telling and thematic approaches in the art of cinema
15	discuss how technological developments influence the ways of story telling and cinematograpy
16	make sense of the cultural issues produced and distributed by texts and images.
17	understand the structure of media industries in terms of technology, economy and ideology
18	compare the “new” and the “old” in the art of cinema
19	implement an experimental video application on a specified theme
20	define the applications of compositions in the field of visual arts
21	explain lighting applications in cinema
22	describe the relationship between cinema and philosopy
23	understand the significance of the concept of editing, and evaluate the theoretical aspect of this concept
24	have full knowledge of the methods of scientific research
25	Have knowledge of research methods used in the field of study
26	Evaluate the media critically within the frame of current developments
27	Analyze a film in view of social-economic-cultural-political circumstance