MA/MS in Radio, Television, and Digital Communication

Designed for working professionals, this master's program blends traditional and digital communication practice. Students learn to research, plan, build and evaluate campaigns, then produce the media those campaigns need, preparing them to lead and write in digital settings. Classes are small and meet after usual work hours, in an online or hybrid format. Two concentrations are offered, Digital Arts Production and Digital Strategy and Promotion, and an internship can count as an elective. Students assemble a digital portfolio for job searches, and the page notes no entrance exams, no residency requirement and no application fee. Goucher offers this program through its graduate division, where prospective students can ask questions, request information and schedule a one-on-one conversation with admissions staff before applying. Details on courses, tuition and scholarships are published on the program's pages of the college website, and applications are submitted online through the college. Anyone weighing the program is encouraged to review those pages and compare the format, schedule and requirements with their own professional plans.