1.8k Bachelor's degrees in Media Studies & Mass Media

This International Year One in Communication - Television Production and Studies, Pre-Bachelor from INTO Hofstra University will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Hofstra University.

With Communication and Media (Journalism) from University of Canberra, you’ll be on the path to an exciting journalistic future. With unrivalled opportunities due to the unique Canberra location and proximity to the Parliament House Press Gallery, you’ll study the art of storytelling and learn how to tell true, accurate and intriguing stories about our world. 

The Film and Digital Media programme at Baylor University provides a comprehensive education in modern media production and theory. This bachelor degree, offered in a public study mode, equips students with essential creative and technical skills for the evolving digital landscape through rigorous academic training.

The Bachelor of Arts in Media and Culture (MDC) major from the West Chester University is for undergraduate students who seek to work in media professions, or prepare for graduate school in the area of media and culture.

The Arts and Entertainment Technologies BSc program from University of Texas at Austin offers coursework in game design, themed entertainment, music and sound, motion graphics and video, immersive media, interactive storytelling, and other creative technology fields, this cross-disciplinary program is focused on the future. 

If you’re interested in a career in the fast-paced world of international politics, media and communication, then the Politics and International Relations - Communication and Media from University of Canberra will give you the skills, knowledge, qualifications and confidence to engage in top level discussions at the highest levels. 

The Communication - Messaging and Human Interaction program from Southern Utah University will be able to apply leadership, social media, and critical thinking skills to solve problems, reach objectives, and prepare for future career opportunities.

Students majoring in the Mass Media - Multimedia Journalism program at the Northwest Missouri State University learn about the creation of news content.

The Bachelor of New Media program of The University of Tampa is a professional program that focuses on designing and creating applications for interactive media, mobile platforms and the internet for artistic, experimental and/or commercial intent.

The BA in Digital and Interactive Media Arts - Media Production (DIMA) program offered by the Western Connecticut State University brings together art, media production, and computer programming to develop skills that prepare students to work in numerous digital environments. 

The Bachelor of Arts program from Bond University allows students to choose from numerous majors to tailor their experience and potential career prospects.

On the Communication, Media and Culture (Hons) programme at the Oxford Brookes University you'll study the media and creative and cultural industries - examining areas like audiences, industry practices and how they connect to our wider culture.   

With a curriculum that focuses on merging traditional media with new media, Fairfield University’s Film, Television and Media Arts (FTM) program takes a dynamic approach to the study of narrative media that opens a world of exploration and creative possibilities. 

The Strategic Communication and Media - Advertising at Slippery Rock University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. This degree focuses on targeted messaging and strategic brand development. Students benefit from modern media labs and expert faculty, preparing them for professional success in the global industry.

The Multimedia Journalism major from University of North Florida stresses reporting and storytelling skills in the fast-changing professional practices of journalism. 

Mass Communication from East Texas Baptist University (ETBU) focuses on the broad dissemination of information through mediated mass media.

The University of Warwick offers a B.A. in Media and Creative Industries, designed to immerse students in the dynamic landscape of media. This full-time programme equips learners with essential skills for a career in various creative sectors, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the industry over a standard duration.

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.

Media Studies (MST) is the study of how to navigate, analyze, critically evaluate, and contribute ethically to today's global media landscape. This multidisciplinary major at the University of Alberta examines the content, history and effects of media on our social, political and cultural systems.

The degree in Media and Entertainment Arts (Video Arts) at University of Southern Mississippi prepares students to enter the multibillion-dollar media and entertainment arts industries.