The Economics of Entertainment, Culture and Events - Interactive curriculae of TU Ilmenau

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module properties The Economics of Entertainment, Culture and Events in degree program Master Medien- und Kommunikationswissenschaft/Media and Communication Science 2013
module name	The Economics of Entertainment, Culture and Events
module number	101411
department	Department of Economic Sciences and Media
ID of group	2541 (Economic Theory)
module leader	Prof. Dr. Oliver Budzinski
credit points	6
obligation	elective module
requirements	keine
certificate of the module	Individual achievements or exams
details of the certificate	Each student participant is expected to - write a paper, - present the paper at the seminar conference, - act as an opponent to one of the other papers/presentations, - actively participate in the seminar conference.
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learning outcome	Students are able to understand a current research-based topic in the field The Economics of Entertainment, Culture, and Events, find and understand state-of-the-art scientific literature, present high-level interdependencies and discuss them in a reflective way. They know how to: Search, understand and discuss the state-of-the-art of scientific literature. Identify, classify and compare different streams of the academic literature. Identify and reflect upon open research questions and develop an own academic expert opinion on the topic. Students are competent to present their work in a written thesis as well as in an oral presentation, following the rules of high-level scientific work, as well as to discuss and reflect upon other students’ work.
The module contains the following subjects:
The Economics of Entertainment, Culture and Events
credit points	6
obligation	elective module
certificate of the module	alternative examination performance
term	Sommersemester