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Cultural Studies pathways

We specialise in four strands or pathways of study: Gender and Sexuality, Aotearoa New Zealand Studies, Human-Animal Studies, and Popular and Visual Culture.

Core courses for Gender and Sexuality

• Cultural Studies, Reading Culture, CULT132

• Cultural Politics/Cultural Activism, CULT202

• From Bambi to Kong: Animals in American Popular Culture, CULT206

• Constructing Bodies, CULT207

• Cinematic Sin and Sensuality, CULT214

• Coming of Age in Global Cinema, CULT215

• Sexualities in Culture, CULT303

• Reading Animals: Beast Fables to Graphic Novels, CULT335

• Intimacy and Relationality in the Digital Era, CULT415

• Constructing Feminist History, CULT416

• The Policies and Politics of Sex, CULT419

Other courses contributing to Gender and Sexuality pathway:

• Kinship and the Family in Comparative Perspective, ANTH212/312

• Gender Sensitivity and Human Services, HSRV208/308

• Mana Wahine: Māori and Indigenous Women, MAOR365

• Women, Theory, Film, ENGL444

Flexible study options

Pathways of study are groups of courses that help you to build a major or pursue an interest in a particular aspect of a subject. Students can also mix and match contributing courses to suit their interests.

Students majoring in Cultural Studies may also choose not to specialise in a particular pathway of study, instead opting for a more diverse approach to their Cultural Studies degree.

Need more information?

Find out more about the pathways of study in offered in Cultural Studies.

Annie Potts

Professor

Karl Popper 616

Phone: +6433695536

Internal Phone: 95536

annie.potts@canterbury.ac.nz

Philip Armstrong

Professor

Postgraduate Coordinator | MWRIT Coordinator

Karl Popper 606

Phone: +6433695560

philip.armstrong@canterbury.ac.nz