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

The Media Production (Hons) course from Coventry University aims to keep you up to date with the latest media industry developments and encourages you to develop skills to produce work for distribution across multiple platforms and genres.

The focus of the Media and Arts degree programme at Tampere University of Applied Sciences is for future experts in the field of culture. Studies will guide you into creating fresh ideas and developing them into high-quality products in an artistically, technically and economically successful manner.

This Bachelor of Arts - Communication and Media Studies BA programme from The University of Western Australia provides you with practical training in communication and digital media skills alongside essential theoretical knowledge, to teach you how to be an effective and powerful communicator.    

The Cinema major at Binghamton University works on honing a student’s analytical and production skills. The primary focus of this program is how technical skills are used in the creation of meaningful artworks. Upper-level classes such as Filmmaking and Digital Video-making help students craft their artistic voices and explore experimental modalities, while also gaining technical proficiency.

Communication from Texas A&M University provides the theoretical, historical, and practical tools by which students describe com­munication phenomena, interpret them, evaluate them, and when appropriate, transform the world around them.  

The innovative Entertainment and Media Studies degree program from University of Georgia provides students with professional-level technical skills and conceptual tools to think clearly and deeply about the stories they create, as well as implications of visual storytelling in society.

This Media Studies major at Pennsylvania State University is designed for students who want to pursue an academic rather than professional program of media studies. Students are exposed first to the breadth of approaches to understanding the mass media and then, by selecting one of four options, go into depth in a specialized area of media studies.

An Media and Communications (Honours) degree from University of New England is a 'capstone' to your formal education, and an opportunity to drill deep into your specialist areas, to extend your intellectual range, and sharpen your research capabilities.

The New Media Studies bachelor programme at the University of Toronto explores digital technology's impact on communication. This public study mode course lasts four years, blending academic research with industry practice. Students gain hands-on experience in creating and sharing modern cultural representations across media.

The New Media Interactive Development program of Rochester Institute of Technology integrates strong programming skills with math, design, and communication skills essential for creative, digital media development.

The BS in Literature, Media, and Communication (formerly named Science, Technology, and Culture) is the oldest undergraduate degree program in the Ivan Allen College for the Liberal Arts at Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech).  

Students graduating with a Cinema and Media Studies major at University of Chicago will be trained in critical, formal, theoretical, and historical thinking and analysis. 

On this Cultural and Media Studies BA course from University of Leeds, you explore cultural and media productions, practices and institutions in national, transnational and global contexts and across subject areas including philosophy, literature, sociology, art history, film, communication studies and digital humanities.

The Communication of Science and Technology program of Vanderbilt University prepares students for one of the biggest challenges facing our society today: the effective communication of complex scientific ideas to the public.

The Journalism and Mass Communication bachelor programme at Iowa State University offers a comprehensive public study mode. This degree focuses on reporting, multimedia production, and ethical storytelling. Students complete a 300-hour professional internship to ensure they graduate with the practical skills needed for the industry.

The Cinema and Media Arts program of Vanderbilt University is an interdisciplinary department that combines filmmaking with the study of media theory and global film history. CMA emphasizes cinema as a modern aesthetic form and a hands-on cultural practice.

The Communication program from Western Sydney University will give you the professional skills and knowledge to build the ‘go anywhere, do anything’ career you want. Major in Journalism, Advertising, Public Relations or Media Arts Production and develop job-ready skills in communication, digital media, media production, research, and innovation.

The Department of Communication from University of Arkansas offers a major leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree in communication as well as a minor in communication.

The Media Studies Bachelor of Media Studies at University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time programme delivered in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary degree combines theory with hands-on practice, focusing on media creation and critical analysis within a collaborative cohort environment.

Learn to produce innovative and compelling content across a wide range of existing and emerging media platforms with the Media program from the RMIT University.