Undergraduate Certificate in Law and Popular Culture

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The Undergraduate Certificate in Law and Popular Culture is a unique program that explores the dynamic intersection of law and popular culture, including film, television, literature, and music. This certificate equips learners with a solid understanding of legal concepts and their portrayal in popular media, fostering critical thinking and analytical skills.

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In today's media-driven society, there is a growing demand for professionals who can navigate the complex relationship between law and popular culture. This certificate course prepares learners for careers in various industries, such as law, entertainment, education, and journalism, by providing essential skills in legal analysis, communication, and cultural competence. By examining real-world examples and engaging in thoughtful discussions, learners gain a competitive edge in the job market and are better positioned for career advancement.

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• Law and Literature
• Law in Film and Television
• Intellectual Property and Pop Culture
• Constitutional Law and Popular Media
• Criminal Law and Pop Culture
• Cultural Property and Cultural Heritage Law
• Art, Artifacts, and the Law
• Music, Entertainment, and the Law
• Fashion, Technology, and the Law
• Sports Law and Popular Culture

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UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN LAW AND POPULAR CULTURE

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