Specialisation (33 ECTS)

Body, Staging, Interaction (11 ECTS)

Concepts and Techniques of Acting

• 170210 PS Introductory Seminar "Concepts and Techniques of Acting" - Presences of the technological Condition
• 170211 PS Introductory Seminar Concepts and Techniques of Acting - Theories on Acting
• 170212 PS Introductory Seminar Concepts and Techniques of Acting - Character Analysis

Body Practices and Gender Presentations

• 170213 UE Exercise Course Body Practices and Gender Presentations - Performative Practices of Gender B(l)ending
• 170214 UE Exercise Course Body Practices and Gender Presentations - Gender images in media
• 170215 UE Exercise Course Body Practices and Gender Presentations - LGBTIQ* politics of family

Narrative Orders (11 ECTS)

Narrativity in Theatre, Film and Media

• 170220 PS Introductory Seminar Narrativity in Theatre, Film and Media - Narration in Visual Media
• 170221 PS Introductory Seminar Narrativity in Theatre, Film and Media - The Actor as Narrator: Tradition and Invention
• 170222 PS Introductory Seminar Narrativity in Theatre, Film and Media - Virtual Reality & Immersive Storytelling

Media Transitions

• 170223 UE Practical Course "Media Transitions" - Film and comic studies in exchange: media transitions based on Watchmen
• 170224 UE Practical Course "Media Transitions" - translation / transformation
• 170225 UE Practical Course "Media Transitions" - Between ›Games‹ and ›Plays‹. Theatre History and/as Ludology

Space Productions (11 ECTS)

Theatre and Media Spaces

• 170230 PS Introductory Seminar "Theatre and Media Spaces"
• 170231 PS Introductory Seminar "Theatre and Media Spaces" - Cinematic Space. Theories and Analysis
• 170232 PS Introductory Seminar "Theatre and Media Spaces" - Reflecting spaces: Theories of Disclosure

Staged Spaces

• 170233 UE Practical Course "Staged Spaces" - Theatricality and Viennese Modern Age: topological explorations
• 170234 UE Practical Course "Staged Spaces" - Hollywood's Paris
• 170235 UE Practical Course "Staged Spaces" - Smart Homes and Comfort Zones? The Home as an Objekt of Media Studies