1.Students will gain knowledge of the various perspectives particular to Cultural Studies, concerning broad cultural areas influencing human self-concepts, forms of expression, modes of discourse and reactions to various lived social and cultural experiences. These will be made present through readings, lectures and discussion. They will bring demonstrate evidence of mastering this knowledge via writings, presentations and on exams.
2. Students will gain understanding of the particular terminology applied to the investigation of various sub-disciplines within Cultural Studies, as these are relevant to usage in scholarly and media materials in the English language. They will demonstrate mastery of this material via writings, discussion, presentations and on exams.
3. Students will gain insight into and be able to recognize the ways in which everyday social communication in its various personal and professional forms is indebted to Cultural Studies language, concepts and meanings. They will give evidence of having understood this influence through writings, discussion, presentations and on exams.

4. Students will learn how to apply a Cultural Studies analysis to a particular, aesthetic, cultural or conceptual issue currently under discussion in the discipline. They will give evidence of this knowledge mastery through a research project that involves writing, presenting, and discussion.

1.Students will gain knowledge of the various perspectives particular to Cultural Studies, concerning broad cultural areas influencing human self-concepts, forms of expression, modes of discussion and reactions to various living social and cultural experiences. These will be made present through readings, lessons and discussion. They will bring demonstrate evidence of mastering this knowledge via writings, presentations and on exams.
2. Students will gain understanding of the particular terminology applied to the investigation of various sub-disciplines within Cultural Studies, as these are relevant to use in scholarly and media materials in the English language. They will demonstrate mastery of this material via writings, discussion, presentations and on exams.
3. Students will gain insight into and be able to recognize the ways in which everyday social communication in its various personal and professional forms is indebted to Cultural Studies language, concepts and meanings. They will give evidence of having understanding this influence through writings, discussion, presentations and on exams.

4. Students will learn how to apply a Cultural Studies analysis to a particular, aesthetic, cultural or conceptual issue currently under discussion in the discussion. They will give evidence of this knowledge mastery through a research project that involves writing, presenting, and discussion.

David Oswell, Culture and Society: An Introduction to Cultural Studies 1st Ed.
London: SAGE Publications Ltd, 2006

David Oswell, Culture and Society: An Introduction to Cultural Studies 1st Ed.
London: SAGE Publications Ltd, 2006