Past CEU MA Courses
A wide range of courses related to media and communication studies have been offered by the Center's affiliated faculty, staff and fellows over the years. Here are the course descriptions for a selection of past courses:
Academic year 2018/19
- Academic Legal Writing and Research – Sejal Parmar, Mathias Möschel, Oswaldo Ruiz-Chiriboga
- Applied Text Analysis from Close Reading to Machine Learning – Jessie Labov, Levente Littvay, Marsha Siefert
- CMDS Practicum – Marius Dragomir
- Documentary for Social Change – Kate Coyer, Jeremy Braverman
- Freedom of Expression in Practice – Sejal Parmar
- Geopolitics of the Internet – Cameran Ashraf
- International Human Rights Advocacy – Sejal Parmar
- Introduction to Cyberconflict – Cameran Ashraf
- Introduction to Human Rights – Sejal Parmar
- Introduction to Text Analysis from Close Reading to Machine Learning – Jessie Labov, Levente Littvay, Marsha Siefert
- Media Freedom and Human Rights – Sejal Parmar
- Memory Frames: Visual Analysis of Photography and Film – Jessie Labov, Jeremy Braverman, Oksana Sarkisova, Renáta Uitz
- Mining History: Digital Practices in Humanities Research – Jessie Labov, Tamás Kiss, Marcell Sebők
- Podcasting in Higher Education: Implications for Teaching and Learning – Ian Cook
- Skills for Impact - Advocacy: Strategizing, Planning and Measuring Impact – Marius Dragomir
- Skills for Impact - Internet and Human Rights Practicum – Cameran Ashraf
- Strategic Security Narratives in a “Post-Fact” World – Vivian S. Walker
- Sound Studies: Listening & Creating Between the Material, Medium and Metaphor – Cameron Ashraf, Ian Cook, Dumitrita Holdis, Jeremy Braverman, Sara Svensson, David Weberman, Judit Emese Konopás, Zoltán Kovács, Lucia Udvardyová
- The Internet & Human Rights – Cameran Ashraf
- The UN Human Rights System – Sejal Parmar
Academic year 2017/18
- BRAVE NEW WORLD: Global Challenges to Public Interest Journalism in the Age of Trump - Dean Starkman
- CMDS Practicum - Marius Dragomir
- Documentary Film for Social Change - Kate Coyer (with Jeremy Braverman)
- Facilitating Group Discussions: From the Seminar Room to the Lecture Hall - Ian Cook
- Geopolitics of the Internet - Cameran Ashraf
- Mining History: Digital Practices in Humanities Research - Jessie Labov (with Tamás Kiss and Marcell Sebők)
- Podcasting in Higher Education: Implications for Teaching and Learning - Ian Cook, Dumitrita Holdis
- Social Justice Frameworks in Action - Ian Cook (with Michael Dorsch, Marie-Pierre Granger, Simon Rippon, Tamara Steger, Helga Dorner and Sally Schwager)
- Sound Studies: Listening & Creating Between the Material, Medium and Metaphor - Cameran Ashraf, Ian Cook, Dumitrita Holdis
- Strategic Security Narratives in a "Post-Fact" World - Vivian S. Walker
- Text Analysis Across Disciplines: Data Collection and Curation - Jessie Labov (with Tamás Kiss)
- Text Analysis Across Disciplines: Text Mining Boot Camp - Jessie Labov (with Levente Littvay)
- The Internet & Human Rights - Cameran Ashraf
Previous years:
- Big Data for Global Public Health - Gina Neff
- Civil Society and Communication - Kate Coyer
- Digital Media Activism - Sahana Udupa
- Digital Networks, Democracy and Dictatorship - Phil Howard
- Enabling Policies for Responding to "Hate Speech" in Practice - Péter Molnár
- Gambling, Speculation and Online Media - Sahana Udupa
- Global Challenges to Public-Interest Journalism - Dean Starkman
- Global Policy for Cultural and Creative Industries - Gina Neff
- Introduction to Global Media and Communication - Phil Howard
- Lab: Public Policy and the Internet of Things - Phil Howard
- Lab: Technology and Media Policy for Innovation - Gina Neff
- Media Freedom in a Pluralist World - Miklós Haraszti
- Media Policy, Democratization and EU Enlargement - Amy Brouillette
- Social Movements and Media Advocacy - Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick
- Social Media, Journalism and Democracy - Sahana Udupa