Media, Culture and Society
Are you intellectually curious about the world around you?
Are you fascinated by the newest developments in media?
Are you interested in sociology and the study of different cultures?
If so, then a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Media, Culture, and Society is for you!
In the ever-changing and expanding global community of the 21st century, you will need broad liberal arts knowledge and well-honed communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills to adapt to the diverse and dynamic needs of the global workplace.
The interdisciplinary Media, Culture, and Society major focuses on the social and cultural aspects of media (radio, film, television, photography, print, digital, and electronic media), with particular emphasis on the mass media of the contemporary period.
You will develop:
- Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills
- Grounding in classical and contemporary social and cultural theory as well as qualitative and quantitative research methods
- The ability to do independent research and writing
- Advanced skills in critical reading, writing, project design, and cultural criticism
- Strong interpersonal and intercultural communication skills for the global marketplace
A minor in Media, Culture, and Society is also available.
Success after graduation
As an MCS graduate, you will be grounded in historical traditions and social science research models so you can apply this knowledge to mass media challenges, global social issues, and social/political movements.
You will be well-prepared for graduate study in many different social science disciplines and professional fields such as law or public administration. A MCS degree also will open doors to a wide variety of careers in the business, professional, and public spheres including the unexpected careers of the future.
Dr. Pamela Wilson
Associate Professor of Communication
School of Communication Arts & Music
770.720.5578
psw@reinhardt.edu
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