So, planning your course schedule, takes careful thought and arrangement. In preparation for entering a rapidly converging media world, you should explore a broad range of media:

• Social and mobile media
• Media Graphics
• Advertising
• Radio/Recording Industry
• Public Relations
• Television
• Journalism
• Film

This “generalist” approach prepares graduates to take advantage of ever-changing employment opportunities in the media industry.

Students are required to take courses in theory, production, writing for various media, media management, and aesthetics.

The media industry values professionals with strong business knowledge and skills. This program, therefore, stresses courses in management, marketing and business administration. The heavy emphasis on business administration has enabled our graduates to find employment in the general business sector as well as media-related businesses. Our graduates have this unique business background that other competing colleges do not offer their students.

Internships are crucial to studying and experiencing the media industry, and our close proximity to New York City, the media capital of the world, strengthens the degree and further prepares students for a highly diverse and competitive, rapidly changing media environment. Juniors and Seniors can take internships for credit.