Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and Journalism - Advertising and Public Relations

The department's advertising and public relations students work for such agencies as J. Walter Thompson, Chiat/Day, Publicis and Hal Riney, American Airlines, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Fleishman Hillard, Salvation Army, Valley Children's Hospital, Coca Cola, and Orbitz.
Since 1928, the Media, Communications and Journalism Department has prepared thousands of students for professional media careers. The department currently offers courses in advertising, broadcast journalism, film, photography, digital journalism, public relations and video production.
We teach students the importance and value of media, communications and journalism, and why, where, when and how to communicate ethically and responsibly in those fields. Through blending theory, professional practice and hands-on learning, we build leaders who can think critically, write well and thrive in rapidly changing environments.
Media, Communications and Journalism strives to be a national academic leader by designing student experiences that create a thriving environment. We work to foster growth, excellence and collaboration through deliberate practice, multiple layers of feedback, and structured reflection with an emphasis on civic and community engagement that enhances life. We aim to celebrate mutual respect, inclusion and diversity as essential pieces of success in the classroom, our professions and as productive global citizens.

Original or certificated copies of in-progress or final transcripts:
High school (or secondary and higher secondary) transcripts, mark sheets or grade reports with literal English translation.
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Personal Statement: Statement of purpose, principal's or teacher's recommendation is encouraged but not required.
TOEFL 61 iBT, or
IELTS 6.0 or with 5.5 Band score in each section, or
IB Eng A Language and Literature - HL4, or

IB Eng A Literature - HL4