Definition of media studies in English:

media studies

plural noun

usually treated as singular The study of the mass media as an academic subject.
传媒研究；传媒学
Example sentencesExamples
- There were only 24 students taking A-levels in the department, which teaches art, music, drama, theatre studies and media studies.
- Does it belong with the larger, also-emerging field of media studies?
- Nick is being put straight to work by the school to teach drama, English, media studies and theatre studies.
- I teach media studies at Stirling University, which has its rewards.
- Her friend Gemma Douglas, 18, is sitting A-levels in media studies, English literature, chemistry and general studies.
- Just wait until the university is charging £10,000 a year to study media studies and no one at all is coming to York to study.
- Many improve their position by getting pupils to take GCSEs in ‘softer’ subjects such as media studies.
- Susan Bell teaches media studies at Balwyn High School.
- Ruth, who teaches media studies and drama, watched rehearsals and last-minute preparations for the theatre's latest production.
- His publications are in the areas of sociolinguistics and linguistic media studies in German, English, and Greek.
- Although English is the most commonly taken exam with 81,649 candidates this year, media studies is one of the fastest rising.
- My son took an A-level in media studies last year.
- He teaches media studies and journalism at Pennsylvania State University.
- She also taught film and media studies at the university for two years.
- It would be replaced, according to one report, by media studies.
- Ollie was planning a career as a radio journalist and had visited Bath College where he wanted to take a diploma in media studies.
- I'm focusing on these differences because it's important that we stress tonight that this is an institute for media studies.
- She will take A-levels in English, media studies, art and maths at Blackburn College.
- Take up fine arts, music, hotel management, tourism, media studies, I tell him gently; but he isn't listening.
- Don't get me wrong, media studies was a pretty hard subject, but I was sailing through it.

Definition of media studies in US English:

media studies

plural nounˈmidiə ˈstədizˈmēdēə ˈstədēz

usually treated as singular The study of the mass media as an academic subject.
传媒研究；传媒学
Example sentencesExamples
- Susan Bell teaches media studies at Balwyn High School.
- Nick is being put straight to work by the school to teach drama, English, media studies and theatre studies.
- Ruth, who teaches media studies and drama, watched rehearsals and last-minute preparations for the theatre's latest production.
- His publications are in the areas of sociolinguistics and linguistic media studies in German, English, and Greek.
- I teach media studies at Stirling University, which has its rewards.
- Take up fine arts, music, hotel management, tourism, media studies, I tell him gently; but he isn't listening.
- There were only 24 students taking A-levels in the department, which teaches art, music, drama, theatre studies and media studies.
- It would be replaced, according to one report, by media studies.
- I'm focusing on these differences because it's important that we stress tonight that this is an institute for media studies.
- Although English is the most commonly taken exam with 81,649 candidates this year, media studies is one of the fastest rising.
- Her friend Gemma Douglas, 18, is sitting A-levels in media studies, English literature, chemistry and general studies.
- Many improve their position by getting pupils to take GCSEs in ‘softer’ subjects such as media studies.
- Don't get me wrong, media studies was a pretty hard subject, but I was sailing through it.
- She will take A-levels in English, media studies, art and maths at Blackburn College.
- He teaches media studies and journalism at Pennsylvania State University.
- Just wait until the university is charging £10,000 a year to study media studies and no one at all is coming to York to study.
- Ollie was planning a career as a radio journalist and had visited Bath College where he wanted to take a diploma in media studies.
- My son took an A-level in media studies last year.
- She also taught film and media studies at the university for two years.
- Does it belong with the larger, also-emerging field of media studies?

单词	media studies
释义	Definition of media studies in English: media studies plural noun usually treated as singular The study of the mass media as an academic subject. 传媒研究；传媒学 Example sentencesExamples There were only 24 students taking A-levels in the department, which teaches art, music, drama, theatre studies and media studies. Does it belong with the larger, also-emerging field of media studies? Nick is being put straight to work by the school to teach drama, English, media studies and theatre studies. I teach media studies at Stirling University, which has its rewards. Her friend Gemma Douglas, 18, is sitting A-levels in media studies, English literature, chemistry and general studies. Just wait until the university is charging £10,000 a year to study media studies and no one at all is coming to York to study. Many improve their position by getting pupils to take GCSEs in ‘softer’ subjects such as media studies. Susan Bell teaches media studies at Balwyn High School. Ruth, who teaches media studies and drama, watched rehearsals and last-minute preparations for the theatre's latest production. His publications are in the areas of sociolinguistics and linguistic media studies in German, English, and Greek. Although English is the most commonly taken exam with 81,649 candidates this year, media studies is one of the fastest rising. My son took an A-level in media studies last year. He teaches media studies and journalism at Pennsylvania State University. She also taught film and media studies at the university for two years. It would be replaced, according to one report, by media studies. Ollie was planning a career as a radio journalist and had visited Bath College where he wanted to take a diploma in media studies. I'm focusing on these differences because it's important that we stress tonight that this is an institute for media studies. She will take A-levels in English, media studies, art and maths at Blackburn College. Take up fine arts, music, hotel management, tourism, media studies, I tell him gently; but he isn't listening. Don't get me wrong, media studies was a pretty hard subject, but I was sailing through it. Definition of media studies in US English: media studies plural nounˈmidiə ˈstədizˈmēdēə ˈstədēz usually treated as singular The study of the mass media as an academic subject. 传媒研究；传媒学 Example sentencesExamples Susan Bell teaches media studies at Balwyn High School. Nick is being put straight to work by the school to teach drama, English, media studies and theatre studies. Ruth, who teaches media studies and drama, watched rehearsals and last-minute preparations for the theatre's latest production. His publications are in the areas of sociolinguistics and linguistic media studies in German, English, and Greek. I teach media studies at Stirling University, which has its rewards. Take up fine arts, music, hotel management, tourism, media studies, I tell him gently; but he isn't listening. There were only 24 students taking A-levels in the department, which teaches art, music, drama, theatre studies and media studies. It would be replaced, according to one report, by media studies. I'm focusing on these differences because it's important that we stress tonight that this is an institute for media studies. Although English is the most commonly taken exam with 81,649 candidates this year, media studies is one of the fastest rising. Her friend Gemma Douglas, 18, is sitting A-levels in media studies, English literature, chemistry and general studies. Many improve their position by getting pupils to take GCSEs in ‘softer’ subjects such as media studies. Don't get me wrong, media studies was a pretty hard subject, but I was sailing through it. She will take A-levels in English, media studies, art and maths at Blackburn College. He teaches media studies and journalism at Pennsylvania State University. Just wait until the university is charging £10,000 a year to study media studies and no one at all is coming to York to study. Ollie was planning a career as a radio journalist and had visited Bath College where he wanted to take a diploma in media studies. My son took an A-level in media studies last year. She also taught film and media studies at the university for two years. Does it belong with the larger, also-emerging field of media studies?
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