人文硕士-视觉研究

视觉研究科目是完成人文硕士课程的跨学科学习重点。它为学生提供针对学科的研究，这些学科将批判性分析应用于我们的视觉世界，例如艺术史，博物馆研究，电影研究，新媒体研究和文化研究。在一个劳动力和具有创造力的公民专注于视觉技术的发展和使用的世界中，具有先进分析技能的视觉素养至关重要。与图像驱动和技术社会的成功合作需要了解图像的使用和编码。视觉研究课程为学生提供了与先进历史，概念和哲学进行互动的重要工具，尤其是围绕视觉文化，艺术史，视觉传播研究，电影研究和新媒体研究的研究。
The Master of Humanities and Master of Social Science programs (MHMSS) at the University of Colorado Denver welcome students whose interests are diverse, who want to look at ideas in varied modes. Both the MH and the MSS programs, offer students the opportunity to take courses from multiple disciplines at CU Denver and craft a study plan that bridges the traditional boundaries of a university's departments. Through this interdisciplinary curriculum they develop innovative thinking and special, critical and analytic skills to prepare them for a rapidly changing world.<br>The Master of Humanities degree offers students the opportunity to individually tailor their studies to meet their needs and interests. In consultation with a faculty advisor, students develop a unique plan of studies by combining fields, such as History, Philosophy, Cultural Studies, Film, Women's and Gender Studies, Public Policy, American Studies, Fine Arts, Sociology, Literature, Anthropology, Communications, Political Science, and Economics.<br>The Visual Studies Track is an interdisciplinary concentration for completing the Master of Humanities program. It provides students focused studies in disciplines that apply critical analysis to our visual world, such as art history, museum studies, film studies, new media studies, and cultural studies. In a world whose work forces and creative citizenry are focused on the growth and use of visual technologies, visual literacy with sophisticated analytic skills is critical. Successful engagement with an image-driven and technological society necessitates an understanding if the use and encoding of imagery. The Visual Studies Track provides students with the critical tools for engaging with advanced history, concepts and philosophies especially centered on visual culture, art history, visual communication studies, film studies, and new media studies.