COURSE CURRICULUM

The Communications and Digital Media Studies program offers a comprehensive curriculum that explores the dynamic landscape of communication and media in today’s digital age. Foundational courses such as Introduction to Communication and Digital Media Studies, Public Speaking and Multimedia Presentation for Web 3.0, and Living Digitally: Social Media, Culture & Society introduce students to key concepts and skills. The program delves into critical theories with courses like Communication and Digital Media Theory, and Researching Communication and Digital Culture, while also addressing the social and political dimensions of media through subjects like Governing Communication and Digital Creativity and Political Communication, Digital Media and Democracy. Students develop practical expertise in areas such as Professional Communication and AI, Strategic Communications for Influence, and Online Creator-Entrepreneurs. The curriculum further covers diverse media forms and industries with courses on Advertising as Social Communication, Television, Entertainment Goes Global, and Video Games, Media and Culture. Emphasis on ethical and social issues is found in Communication Ethics, Media Activism, and Environmental Communication. Capstone projects and special topics provide opportunities for hands-on learning and in-depth study. With courses on AI, immersive communication, and global media, the program prepares students for varied careers in media, technology, public relations, and digital content creation, equipping them to navigate and influence the ever-evolving communication landscape.