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Explores the profound impact of media on contemporary society and how emerging technologies shape cultural norms and values. Students engage with critical theories in cinema, journalism, and digital arts, examining the role of media in shaping public opinion, cultural trends, and social movements. In these courses, you will study media literacy, the ethical considerations of content creation, and the impact of digital innovation. Graduates emerge as thoughtful media professionals, equipped to analyze and influence the intersection of media, culture, and technology, fostering a more informed and connected world.
Related careers or professions
- Film director
- Journalist
- Content producer
- Media planner
- Multimedia specialist
- Producer
- Digital strategist
- Creative director
Related courses
Course # | Course name |
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COMM:1174 | Media and Society |
COMM:1840 | Introduction to Media Production |
COMM:1845 | Short-Form Media Production |
COMM:2044 | Political Communication |
COMM:2048 | Transforming Media: From Telegraph to Internet |
COMM:2065 | Television Criticism |
COMM:2069 | Black Television Culture |
COMM:2070 | Social Media and Society |
COMM:2083 | Privacy and Anonymity on the Internet |
COMM:2090 | African Americans in American Media |
COMM:2090 | Reality TV |
COMM:2090 | Games, Culture, and Society |
COMM:4111 | 360 Radio Experience |
COMM:4157 | Netflix Around the World |
COMM:4171 | Community Media |
COMM:4183 | Networking America: The Cultural History of Broadcasting |