7 Bachelor's degrees in Media Studies & Mass Media in New Hampshire, United States

Communication Arts- Cinema and Media Arts is offered by University of New Hampshire. Cinema and media arts explores human communication through film, video, audio, digital arts and interactive media.

Communication Arts- Digital Media is offered by University of New Hampshire. Digital media is a highly interdisciplinary field with foundations in the theory and ethics of media technologies. Students explore the design and technology of modern digital media content and learn how to create audio, visual and web-based content. 

Students at Film and Media Studies from Dartmouth College learn how to make media and how to analyze it critically.  

The Communication Arts Major (B.A.) is offered by The University of New Hampshire. A degree in Communication Arts prepares students for today’s communication-driven society. The program offers students the knowledge and skills they need to succeed as professional communicators, media artists, and entrepreneurs working in a variety of careers. 

Communication- Media Practices is offered by University of New Hampshire. Whether you’re interested in radio broadcasting, videography, vlogging, documentary production, screenwriting or social media influencing, the media practices option in the communication degree program will give you the experience and hands-on training to succeed. 

Claremont McKenna College's Media Studies program offers a comprehensive exploration of the theories, practices, and impact of media in today's society.

The BA in Communication and Media Studies from Plymouth State University is an interdisciplinary degree that allows students to investigate communication processes and effects from a variety of perspectives