| Discipline | Communication and Media |
|---|---|
| Dates | Course closed |
| Duration | 3 Days |
| Delivery | Online |
| Fee | Free |
This short course is designed to introduce you to contemporary Korean popular culture in the digital era and its dynamic cultural and social impact on youth culture. It consists of three modules: 1) K-Pop and global pop culture, 2) K-Pop and social change movements (BTS, ARMY fan club), 3) K-Pop and the maturation of youth culture. In each module you will be participating in different activities, including reflective exercises, creating a K-Pop playlist/mixtape, and a case study. At the end of the course, you will have developed a better understanding of global media and pop cultures and can decide your level of future interest in this topic either as a student or future media professional, citizen, consumer, and/or global cosmopolitan.
Open: Now Open
Close: 23rd September 2020
This course is open to interested Year 11 and Year 12 students
5, 7, 9 October 2020
FREE
Live Sessions
3 days – combined asynchronous and synchronous learning
Online only
Certificate of Participation awarded on completion
Jee Young Lee
Lecturer in Communication and Media
Jee.lee@canberra.edu.au
Jee Young Lee is the Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the News & Media Research Centre and Lecturer at the Faculty of Arts & Design, University of Canberra. She has developed a program of research in the fields of communication and media across diverse research methods and also different cultures with collaborations both within Australia and internationally. Her research focuses on social and cultural impacts of digital communication and technologies, including emerging digital excluded social groups in developed communities, digital engagement and digital trust among young people and growing technology adoption in emerging markets, such as Asia-Pacific regions, and its effects on individuals and societies.
| Course Code | Award |
|---|---|
| ARB 101 | Bachelor of Communication and Media (Corporate and Public Communication) |
| ARB 103 | Bachelor of Communication and Media (Marketing Communication) |
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