BA/BS in Communication and Media Studies
New Concord, Ohio, United States
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BA/BS in Communication and Media Studies is a bachelor's degree in Communication Studies programme taught at Muskingum University in New Concord, United States.
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Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Field: Communication Studies
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Last checked October 2026 · Source: muskingum.edu ·
Program details
Overview
This major develops comprehensive communication abilities through both theory and practical application. Students engage with media production via student-run outlets including an FM radio station, television channel, and campus newspaper. The curriculum emphasizes skills in oral communication, technology, and production, with competitive opportunities in forensics and theater. Graduates pursue careers in media, public relations, marketing, advertising, and nonprofit work.
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About Muskingum University
“Omni, Trinum, Perfectum”
Type: University
Control: Private
Campus setting: Rural
Founded: 1837
Students: 1,376
Programs: 61
Location: New Concord, Ohio, United States
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