Creative Economy Topics

Catalog description

This course explores the intersections between political economy and culture in the formation and sustainability of creative economies and creative production. Topics to be covered in this course may include: creative and cultural policy, creative classes, cultural labor, specific cultural industries, and film and media economies. Course may be repeated up to unlimited credit hours. Topics courses may be repeated for credit under different topic titles, such as: Creative Cities, Creative Labor, and Creative Industries. At the undergraduate level, this course fulfills the tier-2 service learning requirement. It is one of the possible 4000-level electives for the major. At the graduate level, this course fulfills an elective in programs in the School of Liberal Arts. Please consult your program advisor for the course's commensurability with your area of study.