As a student in the Communication and Media Studies program, you will benefit from hands-on opportunities to develop communication and media skills while learning to become a savvy communicator in an ever-changing technological world.
Some key benefits for students of our program include:
- Earning internships with corporate and non-profit organizations
- Creating a digital portfolio (website) featuring your signature work
- Development of strategic communication tools essential for career prep
- Gaining hands-on media experience: writing, radio, and video production
- An emphasis on translating classroom knowledge and theory into real-world abilities
Most importantly, students in this program develop everyday communication competency skills necessary for personal and professional success.
Minor
The Communication and Media Studies minor is a 16-unit degree plan that includes an introductory communication and media course, as well as several upper-division electives in communication and applied media production. Learn more about our Minor Requirements in our course catalog.
Career Paths
Our graduates are prepared for a wide range of careers such as digital media strategist, human resources coordinator, strategic communication specialist, journalist and media production professional, media relations manager, research analyst, and so much more.
Degrees Offered
BA, Minor
Office Hours
Mon.–Fri., 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
