73 Bachelor Programs in Media

This Bachelor of Engineering provides technical education in Germany while students will be armed with the professional, creative and cross-cultural skills needed to prosper at home and abroad.

In Germany, Print Media Technologies is the first and only international undergraduate program in engineering dedicated to media, which is exclusively taught in English and designed for students from across the world. It is a unique subject which combines creativity, science, technology, intercultural studies, corporate management, and languages.

Graduates enjoy high-quality jobs. The placement rate is 100%. The program is to form educated leaders and practitioners on media issues; which include senior technical, management and marketing positions across the world. Graduates work in internationally expanding businesses. The program is firmly designed to promote proficiency in media engineering; in addition, students will develop critical-thinking and public-speaking skills.... [-]

Pursue a creative career in advertising, media and journalism in communication agencies, multinationals, governments and international organizations.

The students have an option of achieving TWO BACHELOR DEGREES simultaneously in 3 years in Geneva: awarded by the University of Plymouth, UK and the International University in Geneva.

This program is taught in English.

Come and discover how we make technology work for us, unlock its potential and society may thank you.

Our Bachelor of Multimedia and Communication Technology is an English-language degree, which prepares globally-minded students for a career in the digital world.

Apply and you could spend the next three years in the lively and historic city of Antwerp in Belgium.

You will develop the technical skills, cutting-edge creativity and strategic insight to help you shine in the fast-paced world of multimedia.

From day one, our project-based approach and global outlook prepare you for work as a digital nomad.... [-]

No human behavior has evolved more dramatically over the past decade than communication, and there's no stopping these winds of change. Print media continues to scramble, trying to keep up with the ever-changing online world. Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter become more and more prevalent every day. And video communication is gaining popularity.

When it comes to communication, dramatic change is ongoing, and the traditional ways of reaching an audience simply aren't sustainable – at least on their own. Here at Lakeland College, we are on the cutting edge of the communication revolution, and you will be too.

It's a new media world, and the way we choose to address that fact is by making 'new media' the center piece of the puzzle for our communication major. We've got something new going on, and the curriculum at other colleges and universities just isn't cutting it. They haven't caught on, and we have. There's not another program like ours.... [-]

Communication and technology are in constant motion. Our bachelor’s program in communications and digital studies teaches adults – and tech-savvy teens – to share ideas in a media-driven world. A cutting-edge curriculum targets emerging technology and teaches you to create powerful messaging, design multi-media campaigns, and build a digital identity.

Pair core courses in communications and digital studies with an exciting array of electives, including Introduction to Film Studies; Games and Culture; Approaches to Video Art; Social Media; The Graphic Novel; and History of the Information Age.

The communication and digital studies major requires 36 credits in two core groups – 15 credits in communications, 9 credits in digital studies – plus 12 elective credits.... [-]

Media creators are increasingly using scientific concepts in their work. Games, for instance, use ideas from physics, biology and mathematics. Multimedia artists are also learning to collaborate with scientists when producing their work. This ground-breaking new major is a response to this cutting-edge trend in the creative world.

This major emphasises lateral thinking and understanding across professions to prepare graduates for an increasingly interdependent and integrated world. Students use technology as an artistic medium, generating learning in a progressive and interdisciplinary context that bridges art, science, technology and the humanities. The curriculum encourages creative and critical thinking in the domain of digital content, together with the successful expression of a socially engaged personal vision through various digital media formats. Students receive professional training with state-of-the-art facilities to prepare them for future careers in the use of art, science and technology in the creative industries, innovative education, and cultural management.... [-]

Our teaching staff consists of the teachers of the former Visual Imagery Representation department and the Institute of Graphic Design, Media and Motion Picture Art. The range of education at our department has stretched to include the classical methods of expression such as autonomous graphic design and painting, as well as the digital variations of these art forms. Besides these, presenting the various border areas between applied and media arts brings new colors to our educational palette.

You can acquire comprehensive theoretical and practical knowledge on the areas of traditional imagery and portrayal as well as study the world of electronic imagery, motion picture and media.

As a communications major at Felician, you will learn to tell your stories to the world! Our close proximity to New York City makes the department an ideal place to prepare for a career in communications, journalism or videomaking. You will learn from professionals with industry experience in the "media capital of the world," including reporters in radio, television and print journalism.

Our own student-run radio station, WRFC, is a state-of-the-art facility where you will have the opportunity to design your own show, select music and discussion topics, and run the station's digital radio equipment. The radio studio is located in the Little Theatre complex on the Rutherford Campus. The Little Theater is a 90-seat, black box theater with digital video projection and Dolby Digital 5.1 multichannel surround sound system – often used as a communications classroom for film screenings and student projects.... [-]

During this course, you will learn how to produce and publish media successfully. Besides learning the ins and outs of the industry, you also get to know the innermost circle of the media industry. Do an internship at prestigious companies like Disney, Nintendo, or even your own company. Do you have international ambitions? Choose to spend part of your studies at one of our other campuses in Bali, Qatar, South Africa, or Thailand.

The programme will open up a world of career opportunities for you: from managing a creative team, to assisting the production of a TV show. In this rapidly growing and ever-changing sector, there is always a need for dynamic and highly skilled professionals.... [-]

The Media and Communication program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers and further education in such areas as radio and television broadcasting, multimedia journalism, public relations, corporate communications, audio reproduction, film-making, and online media creation. The program has been designed to help students assimilate the knowledge, skills, and production ethics that will enable them to create high-quality media-borne messages, and thereby advance their chosen career. The strengths of Ferrum’s Media and Communication program is the number of one-on-one instruction students receive from their professors, and our focus on strong writing and message design skills.... [-]

The programme equips students with the knowledge on how multimedia information, such as text, audio, images, video and animations, can be represented, recorded, transmitted, processed, displayed or interacted with by using computerized or electronic devices. It covers a wide range of interdisciplinary topics in electronics and computer science. Programming, signal and image processing, international networks, computer graphics and game design, and multimedia system management are just some of the technologies which you will learn about through the BEng Digital Media Technology programme. Students of digital media technology will become engineers with an understanding of hardware and software systems, and how this knowledge can be applied creatively in the media and the arts.... [-]

With a major in digital media and journalism at Saint Mary’s, students will explore how digital content is created and used in strategic communication efforts.

This program also gives students a broad view of digital communication, including multimedia production, graphic design, social media, and online journalism. Degree candidates are given internship opportunities, offering them real-world experience and a direct connection to professionals in the field.

Content marketers; graphic designers; social media specialists; multimedia producers; publishers; journalists.

Business; Computer Applications; English; Journalism; Art.... [-]

Media and Arts is a degree programme for future experts in the field of culture. The studies will guide you into creating fresh ideas and developing them into high-quality products in an artistically, technically and economically successful manner.

The Degree Programme in Media and Arts provides you with up-to-date competences in the growing, international and constantly changing sector of culture. You will learn how to use emerging media tools and different working methods in a customer-friendly way. Options for practical training and exchange studies abroad will offer you an exceptionally good opportunity for an international career.

During the first year, you will choose one of the study paths: Interactive Media, Music Production or Fine Art. Besides choosing your main study path, you can construct your personal curriculum from several subdivided study modules, such as games design, sound design or fine art photography.... [-]

The Communication and Media degree was developed by the University of New York in Prague in response to the demand for graduates who understand the processes, effects, and implications of communication in the information age. It focuses on examining and understanding the dynamics of communication in language, media, and culture, within both theoretical and practical frameworks.

The program aims to assist students in becoming highly skilled, versatile, independent thinkers with the research, information literacy, communication, and interpersonal skills necessary for an advanced professional career, or further Master’s or Ph.D. studies.

Creative interdisciplinary links are facilitated to develop broadly-educated individuals who are able to apply their knowledge, skills, and attitudes creatively and flexibly in wider cultural and social contexts.... [-]

Do you already have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in marketing, communication or journalism? Then we have great news! Take our new one-year course in International Communication & Media and graduate as a full-blown international communication expert.

In this short programme, you will take all of the courses in English, together with a group of international students.

You will be taught by our own lecturers as well as by international professionals. An excellent opportunity to build up an international network.

Acquire a detailed understanding of the communication specialist’s profession. Prove that your communication plans work in a final project with an (international) business partner. Go international for your internship! Peru, New York, Shanghai, South Africa, New Zealand, ... Where do you want to study?... [-]