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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication is an interdisciplinary and primarily liberal arts based curriculum that emphasizes course work in media studies, cultural studies, intercultural communication, and rhetoric. The program offers three sequences: 1) Public Communication, 2) Media and Cultural Studies, 3) and Intercultural Communication.
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Public Communication
Media and Cultural Studies
Intercultural Communication
The Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia Studies is a comprehensive curriculum that includes courses in film studies, television studies, journalism, video production, computer animation, and studies and practices in multimedia, interactive media, and new technologies. The program is arranged into two sequences: 1) Film, Video and New Media, and 2) Multimedia Journalism.
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The Honors Program in Communication is open to qualified students who wish to pursue a course of study organized around a specific topic, area of interest, or creative project. It is open to all students regardless if their orientation is creative, scholarly or practical communications. Students take a special sequence of courses both inside and outside the Department and in their last semester complete a Senior Honors Thesis or a Senior Honors Project under the direction of a department faculty advisor.
An interdisciplinary Certificate Program in Film and Video is available to students taking any major within the University. Students choose from a wide variety of courses in several departments, including critical studies and production coursework in the School of Communication & Multimedia Studies; students can take such courses as Scriptwriting; Documentary Film and Video; Italian Cinema; Anthropology of Film; Women and Film; Television Studies; Literature and Film; and Art, Film, Sex and Power.
Important information for undergraduate students
