http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11219411
I thought I'd heard about this ages ago on the Mail-Order Zombie podcast but, actually, thinking about it, I think that was something else? I remember hearing about a course at an American college/uni that (I think) had been created by students there - they were possibly taking some sort of teaching course, so they had to create their own material, lessons plans and all that, seemingly being given freedom of topic?
I am sure that they said part of the course assessment (for those taking the devised zombie course, that is) was going to involve live-action zombie combat?
And the more "academic" part of the assessment (or at least, the written segment) was going to involve questions derived from the Zombie Survival Guide? Am I making this up, does anybody know? This wasn't just "in theory" either - I remember them saying on the podcast that people outside the college could sign up to take the course too, and that horror film critics and journalists were showing an interest in it too, so there was going to be far greater demand than places could accomodate?
I would love some sort of official course qualification/certificate in something zombie related, that would be awesome
My degree certificate would find itself being replaced in its little frame, definitely!Actually, that reminds me, having just mentioned the MOZ podcast: anyone got any good recommendations for horror podcasts? I can't seem to find one that suits me. Any recommendations appreciated!
