UNIRSM Study plan Semiotics for the media and for the professions

Semiotics for the media and for the professions

Year

2

Semester

1

CFU

6

Professor

Ugo Volli

Learning outcomes

Ability to apply semiotic methods to the concrete contemporary working context of professional and commercial communication

Expected learning outcomes

Students who successfully complete the course will be able to apply semiotic methods to the analysis, understanding and design of professional communication tools such as graphics, packaging and product design, advertising and presence on websites and social media.

Course contents

Semiotic organization of: brands and logos; advertising; commercial spaces; goods and packs; traditional media and new media; sites and social networks; fashion

Prerequisites

Having successfully attended the previous two semiotics courses of the degree course

Reading/Bibliography

Knowledge of the slides that will be made available to students is mandatory. Further texts will be presented in class

Teaching methods

Lectures, slides

Assessment methods

Weekly tests; final essay; possibly oral interview

Communication and Digital Media
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