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Media, Culture, and Communication

Degrees In This Program

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Bachelor of Science

Media, Culture, and Communication

The media studies BS engages the history, present, and future of global media, offering significant opportunities to study media abroad in international contexts.
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Bachelor of Science

Global Public Health / Media, Culture, and Communication

As future public health practitioners, Global Public Health/Media, Culture, and Communication majors/co-majors develop an interdisciplinary understanding of the sociological, political, and cultural intersections of global media and health policy.
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Master of Arts

Media, Culture, and Communication

The media studies MA trains agile researchers of a shifting global media landscape.
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Master of Arts / Master of Science

Media, Culture and Global Cities

Dual Degree
This dual degree graduate program with the London School of Economics (LSE) is designed for media studies students who want to critically engage with how media shapes and is shaped by two global media capitals: London and New York.
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Doctor of Philosophy

Media, Culture, and Communication

The interdisciplinary media studies doctorate foregrounds a diverse array of research methods and theoretical frameworks.
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Minor

Media, Culture, and Communication

Learn to analyze our rapidly changing and increasingly global media landscape in this 16-credit undergraduate minor.
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Minor

Disability Studies

This interdisciplinary undergraduate minor introduces students to the historical, social, and legal circumstances that shape the experience of disability.
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Minor

Business of Entertainment, Media, and Technology

This 16-credit, cross-school undergraduate minor provides exposure to the business, theory, and practice of media and entertainment.
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Media, Culture, and Communication

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