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How British Contemporary Broadcasting Class Took Me on an Academic Adventure – Drexel Education Abroad

saumitra by saumitra
August 21, 2023
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How British Contemporary Broadcasting Class Took Me on an Academic Adventure – Drexel Education Abroad
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My fellow explorers of knowledge! Picture this: you’re sitting in a university classroom, caffeinated beverage in hand, expecting a regular academic journey. But wait, what’s this? A class on British Contemporary Broadcasting? Buckle up, because this is no ordinary ride. Join me on an adventure through pixels and airwaves as we dive into how this class has expanded my perspective on my academic interests.

Imagine my raised eyebrows when I first spotted “British Contemporary Broadcasting” on my course list. Sure, I’ve binge-watched enough TV shows to consider myself an armchair critic, but a whole class dedicated to it? Little did I know, this class was about to toss my academic world upside down – in the most captivating way possible. Broadcasting has always seemed close to me because my mother is a journalist, but it never clicked with my career choices yet here I am, taking a British Contemporary Broadcasting course.

credits to the Telegraph

There’s more to broadcasting than witty sitcoms and gripping crime dramas. We delved into the nitty-gritty of media ethics, production techniques, and even the cultural impact of broadcast content. Suddenly, the TV remote in my hand felt like a magic wand that had the power to shape perspectives and societies. Who knew every news segment and reality show had layers waiting to be peeled?

Furthermore, the class introduced me to the unsung heroes behind the scenes – the producers, directors, and screenwriters who breathe life into the shows we love. Learning about their creative processes and the battles they fight to bring their visions to life was like peeking behind the curtain at Oz. Suddenly, my admiration for the on-screen characters expanded to encompass the brilliance behind the camera.

credits to Found Studios

Also, one of the most eye-opening aspects of the class was the comparison between British and American media. The differences in storytelling approaches, humor, and even the portrayal of societal issues were stark. While American media often takes a more sensationalized route, British media tends to embrace subtlety and social commentary. Exploring this dichotomy broadened my understanding of how media can reflect and influence a culture’s values.

As the class unfolded, it became clear that media isn’t just about entertainment; it’s a powerful tool that can shape opinions, challenge norms, and drive change. From political satire to impactful documentaries, the class showcased how media can spark conversations and bring awareness to important issues.

In a world where we often associate “class” with sitting in a box-like room, this British Contemporary Broadcasting class transported me to a wonderland of exploration and understanding. What began as a seemingly odd choice on my course list turned out to be a delightful rollercoaster through media’s influence on society, culture, and even my personal academic journey. So, the next time you stumble upon an unconventional class choice, don’t hesitate – take the plunge. Who knows where your academic adventure might lead?

And there you have it, dear readers! My academic horizons have stretched wider than ever before, thanks to the unexpected magic of British Contemporary Broadcasting. Cheers, and happy adventuring and learning! 📺🌍

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My name is Oyunbileg Bazar and I’m from Mongolia! I’m currently a sophomore at Drexel University majoring in Psychology. This summer, 2023, I’m doing a study abroad program in London, England. I’m excited to share my experience with you guys!
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