Spain Bachillerato Arts > Audiovisual Culture I

The Bachillerato is a two-year, post-compulsory secondary education program in Spain for students aged 16-18, preparing them for university. It is comparable to A-Levels in the UK or the French Baccalaureate. The Bachillerato Arts track allows students to specialize in arts subjects. Within this track, Audiovisual Culture I is a subject offered in the first year.

Audiovisual Culture I

This course introduces students to the world of audiovisual arts. While specific topics covered in Audiovisual Culture I are not readily available online, related resources indicate potential areas of focus. For example, the Selectividad exam (Spanish university entrance exam) includes Audiovisual Culture as a subject area. Additionally, some institutions offering Bachillerato Arts programs list Audiovisual Culture alongside other arts subjects like Art Drawing I and Applied Technical Drawing. One institution includes "Filming and Audiovisual Edition" as part of its Integrated Project II, suggesting practical audiovisual creation may be involved. Another institution lists Audiovisual Culture as a 4-hour course within their Performing Arts Baccalaureate. This suggests the course may cover various aspects of audiovisual production, analysis, and cultural context. The Eurydice report on Spanish education mentions "Audiovisual Culture" as a subject option within the broader arts curriculum.