This is a practice-based course which is informed by key theoretical considerations from the area discipline of digital media. It will prepare students for professional careers in the digital media sector within the media, design and communications industries. As such, it aligns well with the ethos of the School of Media and Performing Arts, preparing students to become reflective and sustainable practitioners in the field of digital media design, research, production and professional practice. It takes a transmedia or cross-media approach: enabling students to become familiar with a range of critical and creative media tools and technologies to inform their practice and understanding. It will, therefore, be well placed to address the rapid developments concerning the impact of new media technologies and broader changes to the media and communications landscape.... [-]

The music and entertainment industry has been undergoing a breathtaking transformation for years. Even in the age of Spotify, iTunes and YouTube, according to the Federation of the Music Industry today 70 percent of all artists and bands aspire to collaborate with a music company. There are always new demands on music managers and concert managers. They must assess the chances of success of performers and bands and market them globally and across channels. For concerts and festivals they are responsible for ticketing and concert management and at the same time supervise the rights of the individual artists. The music management studies at the EMBA create an excellent basis for a successful career in the concert and music business.... [-]

B.A. in Journalism and Communications

This undergraduate journalism program uniquely combines an education in politics and culture studies with modern journalistic skills and practices. Students become specialists in media and news literacy, and they build proficiency in reporting and publicity on the platform of domestic and foreign policy, society, and culture.

This Journalism and Communications bachelor’s program emphasizes media environments where technologies, languages, and cultures converge. Technologies that enable real-time communications across national borders are changing the character of professional journalism. In the age of social media, journalism is seeing new challenges and new forms of complexity.... [-]

The Communication and Media Studies program aims to cultivate an understanding of the role of media in our society and the world, and the ability to facilitate effective communication at the local, global, and glocal level. At the theoretical level, students will learn theories of interpersonal communication; mass communication; intercultural communication; international media systems and issues; and the application of theories to various contexts/specific issues. At the practical level, students will develop effective information gathering and organizational skills; critical thinking and flexibility in making sense of information; effective writing skills; effective listening and speaking skills; a higher level of interpersonal and intercultural communication competence; and media literacy.... [-]

The Film and Media Arts Program provides undergraduate students with a professional skill set in photography, film, video, and digital media for successful careers in the media industry. Students can take advantage of Washington, DC internships at national media organizations, such as USA Today, National Geographic Television, and the Public Broadcasting System. Students are positioned at the forefront of social purpose filmmaking at nonprofits, NGOs and government agencies such as the World Wildlife Fund and Smithsonian Museum, and the National Park Service.

Formal admission to the major requires a cumulative grade point average of 2.50 (on a 4.00 scale). Students should declare their major by the end of the sophomore year and no earlier than the end of the freshman year. Students who are unable to achieve a cumulative grade point average of 2.50 and declare a major in communication are not allowed to take courses in the school after they have completed 60 hours of undergraduate credit.... [-]

At Stamford, our Creative Media Design program is where creative talent is cultivated, nourished and nurtured.

A designer's point of distinction comes from an innate understanding of the industry’s needs coupled with a strong skills-set. Stamford’s Bachelor of Creative Media Design empowers and prepares you for the industry. Be at the cutting edge of design innovation and thrive in your chosen career.... [-]

The “Media, Culture and Creativity” Major puts emphasis on the study of media, cultural and creative industries in their historical, political, economic and social context. We analyze the cultural forms created and disseminated by a wide range of media and creative industries, and the ways in which they resonate in everyday life, on the local, regional and international level. We examine the broader system of production, distribution, consumption, and regulation of the main cultural and creative industries including but not limited to online and electronic media, print media and publishing, film and video, multimedia and digital entertainment, visual arts, fashion, and advertising.... [-]

The professional bachelor's programme Creative Business of NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences has the differentiation area International Media and Entertainment Management.

This English-taught professional bachelor's programme prepares you in 3 or 4 year's time for a career in the media and entertainment industry. This will train you to become a manager in creative concept development, production techniques and marketing in a variety of industries within media and entertainment.

In this study programme you will be taught everything about the use, structure and application of (mass) media such as television, radio, events, outdoor advertising, online marketing and data-based marketing. You will learn to develop market-oriented concepts, programmes and productions, using media techniques and information and communication technology (ICT).... [-]

The Film & Television program, a partnership between L.S.U. and Baton Rouge Community College, is designed to provide students with the essential skills and knowledge not only to create and collaborate on and off stage, but on and off camera as well. The program is directly tied to the growing film industry in Louisiana, and its need for highly skilled artists, technicians, and administrative personnel. The Film & Television concentration is one of the ONLY programs in the country to include hands-on courses in both production technology as well as acting for the camera and content creation. Graduates receive a B.A. in Theatre: Film/ TV Concentration. Students will develop a broad, comprehensive foundation in live theatre, electronic media, film production, and Acting for the Camera. Students choose their overall emphasis based on personal aspirations and interests (Film Performance, Film Production, Technology, Management.)... [-]

So whether your future lies in web design, film, animation, digital music, graphic design, or video games, you'll be prepared to master the medium.

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The Department of Mass Communications provides students with an understanding of our constantly changing society, and the ability to interpret those changes for clients, readers and viewers.

Coursework emphasizes understanding the theoretical foundation for the principles and practices of the media, and stimulating an awareness of the ethical responsibilities of working in them.

It also strives to give students a high skill level in all forms of communications.

The Department of Mass Communications prides itself on offering students “real world” experiences in the media through professional internships and hands-on training on campus with the Student Publications staff and OCU-TV Channel 22. The department has a 100% job placement rate for its graduates. Mass Communications alumni and student interns are working in media-related fields around the world.... [-]

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION (BA-MC)

Prepare yourself for a truly global education at "the most international of Switzerland's university-level institutions" (International Herald Tribune) with BRITISH and AMERICAN ACCREDITATION. Pursue a career in advertising, media, and journalism in communication agencies, multinationals, governments and international organizations.

KEY BENEFITS OF THE BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MEDIA COMMUNICATION

Kick your creative energy and storytelling talents into high gear by pursuing a digital media degree at Messiah College, one of the top private Christian colleges in the U.S.

Digital media is an emerging field, and the multimedia communication skills you’ll develop through our core courses for this major will prepare you to meet the growing demand for digital media specialists in a wide variety of fields.

As a Digital Media major at Messiah College, you’ll be able to:

This dynamic BA Advertising, Public Relations, and Media Honours Degree is unique in that it will provide you with an excellent grounding in the key areas of both the advertising and public relations industries. Being the two most closely aligned areas of communication, and central to the operations of the creative industries, a degree in this subject will lead to many exciting career opportunities in the media.

The BA Advertising, Public Relations, and Media Degree blends media theory with the practices of specific industrial processes, from planning Public Relations and Advertising campaigns to critical reflections on the influence of these practices on industries, audiences, and the contemporary media. Our first-year students sit a module in which they gain real work experience of running an advertising campaign, and we emphasize core vocational skills alongside more traditional forms of academic training throughout the programme.... [-]

The study of psychology is very popular and the demand for professionally trained economics psychologists is growing steadily. This need is particularly evident in economic enterprises and in the media industry. Psychologically trained and professionalized workers are increasingly being sought, who at the same time act analytically and socially committed.

The career opportunities for graduates of the internationally recognized BA Media and Business Psychology in the Department of Psychology at HMKW are multifaceted and diverse. In the media environment, perceptions and effects are analyzed and conceptually processed. In the corporate context, economic psychologists are used to analyze, optimize or to minimize. In addition, economic psychologists are often employed in personnel departments in order to recognize and promote the potential of the employees and to support the managers in personnel decisions.... [-]