Specializations in Mass Communication

MAJOR

DEFINITIONS/ DESCRIPTION

SPECIALIZATIONS

Advertising It is the methods used by a company to publicize and position its products and services to its chosen market sectors, including product launches, image and brand building, press and public relations activities, merchandising Commercial advertising art
Marketing
Communication and Rhetoric
Journalism
Public Relations
Business Administration and Management
 
Broadcast Journalism Broadcast journalism refers to television news and radio news, as well as the online news outlets of broadcast affiliates Communication and Rhetoric
Digital Communications and Multimedia
Journalism
Mass Communications
Photography
Political Science and Government
 
Communication Deals with the ability to use language well, through the practice of exaggeration, to influence others English
Journalism
Marketing
Mass Communications
Psychology
Public Relations
 
Film studies As a film studies major, you’ll study film history, theory, and criticism, as well as the basics of film production. You’ll also examine related arts such as television and video. Film Theory
Cinema art History, Criticism, and Conservation
Literature in different languages
Creative Writing
Mass Communications
Theater Arts
 
Sociology The study of the individuals, groups and institutions and their relations that make up human society Anthropology
Community Organization and Advocacy
Criminology
Human Development and Family Studies
Political Science and Government
Psychology
Public Administration
Social Work
 
Marketing The process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, and services to create exchanges Advertising
Business Administration and Management Communication and Rhetoric
Fashion Merchandising
Psychology
Sales and Distribution