Media Psychology and Social Change - Fielding Graduate University

Media Psychology and Social Change from Fielding Graduate University is a Campus Master Social Psychology degree that prepares you for a Psychology career. The media landscape in our world is ever evolving. There is a growing need for professionals with the expert understanding of how media is impacting human behavior, how to use and create media, as well as how to advise others on its creation in order to affect positive social changes in our world. In our online program in Media Psychology and Social Change, you can maintain your professional career while earning a master's degree in this innovative field. Your study within this program allows for great flexibility and attention to your individual goals, and continuously integrates and builds upon your previous learning and experience. We offer the program in cooperation with the University of California, Los Angeles Extension's Entertainment Studies program. You take 4 introductory courses through UCLA Extension, then complete the master's program at Fielding with an additional seven courses and a capstone project. Join a vibrant online community of scholar-practitioners engaged in a theoretical and practical understanding of: the psychological impact of evolving media content the use (and misuse) traditional media--radio, television, and film--and new media--social networks, blogs, virtual immersive worlds, identity sites, and mobile communications human behavior when working with media applications how media affects individuals and cultures how media can be used for socially constructive purposes Your professional colleagues, faculty, and alumni apply their knowledge of media psychology while working in many fields, such as: Independent consultants Media/marketing and entertainment professionals Corporate and nonprofit professionals Public policy and advocacy administrators Human service and health care professionals View more details on Fielding Graduate University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Social Psychology courses.