Course Exam
128110 VO Popular and Media Cultures VO / Cultural Studies - MA M01 (2026S)
Visual Culture, Photography and Medicine: Bodies, Technologies and the Politics of Seeing
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Students who do not fulfill the requirements to take this exam will be de-registered after the end of the registration period.
Registration/Deregistration
Note: The time of your registration within the registration period has no effect on the allocation of places (no first come, first served).
- Registration is open from We 27.05.2026 00:00 to We 17.06.2026 12:00
- Deregistration possible until We 17.06.2026 23:59
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Examination topics
The basis for the exam is:
- all lectures
- students' notes (including explanations and discussions during Q&A sessions)
- preparatory and supplementary materials provided on MoodleStudents are expected to:
- define and discuss key concepts from Medical Humanities and Visual Culture
- understand how visual media shape medical knowledge and social norms
- analyse visual material using theoretical frameworks
- critically reflect on ethical, political, and pedagogical implications
- all lectures
- students' notes (including explanations and discussions during Q&A sessions)
- preparatory and supplementary materials provided on MoodleStudents are expected to:
- define and discuss key concepts from Medical Humanities and Visual Culture
- understand how visual media shape medical knowledge and social norms
- analyse visual material using theoretical frameworks
- critically reflect on ethical, political, and pedagogical implications
Assessment and permitted materials
End-of-term, take-home exam covering the required reading and the issues discussed in class. For information on exam registration and procedure see Moodle!The teacher reserves the right to conduct a personal interview with any student whose written work has a doubtful status, in relation to plagiarism, ghost-writing or illegitimate AI-use.
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
All content covered in the lecture series is relevant for the final exam, which constitutes 100% of the grade. The benchmark for passing is 60%.Marks in %:
1 (very good): 90,00-100,00 %
2 (good): 80,00-89,99 %
3 (satisfactory): 70,00-79,99 %
4 (pass): 60,00-69,99 %
5 (fail): 0,00-59,99 %
1 (very good): 90,00-100,00 %
2 (good): 80,00-89,99 %
3 (satisfactory): 70,00-79,99 %
4 (pass): 60,00-69,99 %
5 (fail): 0,00-59,99 %
Last modified: Fr 06.03.2026 15:06