Communication shapes our world—from how goods are produced and circulate, to how we live our intimate lives in a global landscape. Global connectivity and our new forms of media have created new forms of power, given rise to new social movements and new opportunities for government surveillance, and created new platforms for self-expression.
Closely tied to our sociology/anthropology major, the media and communications major provides you with a deep understanding of how the ways we communicate are intertwined with society and politics. This prepares you for a wide variety of career paths.
Bachelor of Arts in Media % Communications (43-55 credits)
To earn a Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications, you must complete the following:
Required courses
And one of the following research courses:
Complete three of the following skills courses in communication skills:
Complete six of the following elective courses:
*Note: CS 128 and CS 256 are pre-requisites for CS 355 Computer Game Design.