Syllabus

Media, disinformation and propaganda: Navigating public discourse

Medier, desinformation och propaganda: Att navigera i det offentliga samtalet

Course
JU1409
First cycle
30 credits (ECTS)
Disciplinary domain
ÖV Not used 100%

About the Syllabus

Registration number
GU 2025/4455
Date of entry into force
2025-12-01
Decision date
2025-11-10
Valid from semester
Spring semester 2026
Decision maker
Unknown

Grading scale

Unknown

Course modules

Introduction to disinformation and propaganda, 7.5 credits
The media and the public discourse, 7.5 credits
Technologies and dissemination of disinformation and propaganda, 7.5 credits
Identifying disinformation and propaganda, 7.5 credits

Main field of study with advanced study

SNJOA Not used - G1N Not used

Entry requirements

Unknown

Sustainability labelling

Unknown

Examination formats

If a student who has twice received a failing grade for the same examination component wishes to change examiner ahead of the next examination session, such a request should be made to the department in writing and should be approved by the department unless there are special reasons to the contrary (Chapter 6 Section 22 of the Higher Education Ordinance).

The number of examinations is limited to five for resource reasons. One regular examination and one re-examination in connection with the ongoing course. After that, the student is referred to the next time the course is given.

If a student has received a recommendation from the University of Gothenburg for study support for students with disabilities, the examiner may, where it is compatible with the learning outcomes of the course and provided that no unreasonable resources are required, decide to allow the student to sit an adjusted exam or alternative form of assessment.

In the event that a course has ceased or undergone major changes, students are to be guaranteed at least three examination sessions (including the ordinary examination session) over a period of at least one year, but no more than two years after the course has ceased/been changed. The same applies to internships and professional placements (VFU), although this is restricted to just one additional examination session.

Course evaluation

Course evaluations are carried out continuously, both orally and in writing. The results are compiled and used in the department's ongoing quality work.

The results of and possible changes to the course will be shared with students who participated in the evaluation and students who are starting the course.