Communications

The City University of New York

United States of America, New York City

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545

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The City University of New York

United States of America , New York City

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines27-Jan-2022 15-Sep-2021

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Duration 48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 18,600 / year

Apply Date 15-Sep-2021

Next Intake 27-Jan-2022

Communications

About

Overview The Communications program from The City University of New York offers the following areas of specialization: Media Studies, Corporate Communications, Design and Digital Media, and Journalism. Students will study the history and theory of industries and forms, and engage in the production of diverse media, such as print, advertising, radio, film, public relations, television, the Internet, and other emerging media. This program is offered by the Department of Media Culture in collaboration with the Department of English and in association with the School of Business and the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. I want to find another Bachelor Course

The Communications program from The City University of New York is designed to provide undergraduate students with a comprehensive and multidisciplinary liberal arts education, while introducing them to the field of communications and equipping them with specialized skills.

Disciplines

Communication Sciences

Digital Communication

Requirements

Other Requirements

1 : An applicant for admission to a bachelor’s degree program must pass the three CUNY Assessment Tests, unless he/she qualifies for exemption based on a satisfactory performance on the SAT or ACT standardized tests or Regents Examinations.Admission to a bachelor’s degree program is determined by an applicant’s score on the College’s admissions index. The index is based on the applicant’s high school courses and academic average and the combined verbal and mathematics SAT scores. An applicant whose score reaches or exceeds the College’s minimum index number will be admitted to a bachelor’s degree program.