What can I study at the department of Communication and Media?
The Communication and Media Undergraduate Curriculum teaches students to (1) critically analyze the role of communication and media in society and (2) effectively apply principles of strategic communication and public engagement. Across these two programmatic areas, the curriculum emphasizes six key themes listed below. Overall, students learn how media influences individuals, shapes society, and how communication principles can be utilized to address critical social issues.
Two Key Areas:
1. Critical Analysis of the Role of Communication and Media in Society
2. Strategic Communication and Public Engagement
Six Key Themes:
1. Advertising and Marketing, Advocacy, and Campaign Design
2. Digital Media, Technology, and Society
3. Entertainment and Media Industries
4. Identities, Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Representation
5.Media Psychology and Audiences
6. Politics, News, and Democracy
Some departmental resources include our industry-based alumni panels and career exploration opportunities, notably our shadowships where students are able to work with alumni for a few days.
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