Communication Applied Media Studies - Maryville University of Saint Louis

Communication Applied Media Studies from Maryville University of Saint Louis is a Campus Bachelor Media Studies degree that prepares you for a Communications career. You enjoy writing. You are persuasive. You like to plan events and let people know what's happening. Here is your opportunity to develop those skills for a career! Maryville's Communication program combines in-depth instruction in media studies , journalism, public relations and advertising, with fundamental training in the latest digital technology. When you enter our Communication program, you'll choose an area of concentration: Applied Media Studies with an emphasis in Media Writing/Journalism or Media Production The Applied Media Studies concentration encompasses print and broadcast media and can lead you into a profitable and rewarding career with newspapers, magazines, book publishers, radio, television, film or online media . The concentration emphasize the development of writing, editing, listening, speaking, visualization and creative skills, all of which are essential to a successful career in communication . The roles that mass media play in shaping our culture and values and the impact of communication professionals are integral aspects of each curriculum. Professional/Career Opportunities A World of Media As a communication major, you provide skills that are valuable to all businesses. You know how to: write effectively, share information efficiently and through diverse channels, persuade others and properly convey a message. Our graduates have risen to such positions as director of public relations for a prominent St. Louis firm and coordinating producer of CBS Television in Santa Monica, California. After graduation, you might find yourself working in government, law, politics, finance, small and corporate business, or for an educational institution. Your title could be public relations specialist, media relations manager, writer, creative director, account supervisor, production manager, freelancer, entrepreneur, editor-in-chief - or several of these at once. Career options in the field of communication are limitless, especially with the continuous expansion of media, emerging technologies and a global thirst for information about anything and everything. View more details on Maryville University of Saint Louis . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Media Studies courses.