Electronic Media

Electronic Media comprises the study of radio, television, film, and multimedia technology. Students learn about production techniqes, the media industry, and audience effects. More >

Journalism

The study of reporting, writing, editing, and publishing.
Students learn to write, "dig for stories", and develop an interest in public affairs. More >

Organizational Communication

The study of communication practices and dilemmas within organizations.
Student learn speaking, interviewing, facilitating, and persuading skills. They also learn to research, analyze, and resolve critical organizational problems. More >

Photography

The study of how images can be used to solve problems through combining imagination, intuition, and critical analysis. Students learn about traditional photographic techniques as well as new digital and electronic imaging systems.

Public Relations

The study of how organizations present themselves to internal and external audiences. Students learn how to use and integrate various communication modes (e.g., oral, written, and visual) into a coherent strategy for relating to the public.