Introduction:

The Media School Specializations combine advanced training in related professional and creative skills from courses taught across the entire curriculum of The Media School. Specializations will allow students to develop specific transcript able skill sets. Some concentrations specify appropriate specializations and others allow students to choose any one of the listed specializations. The specializations will allow students to explore areas of media studies from across The Media School, and we anticipate that certain skill sets and course clusters will allow for further collaboration with other units.

Media School specializations consist of 9 credit hours at the 300–400 level.

Students must earn at least a C– in each course to satisfy a specialization requirement.

Students must have at least a 2.000 College GPA in courses completed for a specialization.

The following specializations are available:

Audio Journalism

Broadcast Journalism

Creative Industry Management

Digital Journalism

Game Art

Game Audio

Game Production

Global Media

Graphic Communication

Health Communication

Media and Creative Advertising

Media and Diversity

Media Law and Ethics

Media Persuasion

Media Psychology

Media Research

New Media Marketing

News Writing

Photojournalism

Politics and Media

Public Relations and Strategic Communication

Sex, Gender and Media

Video Journalism

Web