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Overview This "ecosystem" is a complex environment in which people, law, policy, ethics, history, innovation, technology, and organizations function together to create and distribute media content for many different purposes. For this reason, many courses are taught from a "macro" point of view with the intent to help students understand the motivators and pressures which help and limit the success of creative industry of any size, anywhere.Media Management, Industry and Policy students from Indiana University Bloomington must also attain specific knowledge and work methods to enable them to work professionally within the creative industry. While journalism companies and movie studios may share an environment, within their organizations they are very different. These differences are cultural, social, economic, geographical, and ideological. While the attainment of general knowledge helps students appreciate how these businesses are similar, specific knowledge and work methods will help them understand the differences. In a practical sense, specific knowledge--such as how to create project cash-flow statements, or how to clear music rights--may help a student gain a first job with a small production company, that, in combination with a broad understanding, will help them develop a career, no matter what type of company they work for, and no matter how the media "ecosystem" changes over time.Career PreparationCareer preparation is built into the fabric of Indiana University Bloomington. After all, you’re here to get an education that prepares you for whatever comes next, whether that’s a job or graduate school.You have access to career development services throughout your time as an IU student. And you’re encouraged to pursue internships, volunteer activities, and service learning opportunities to build your resume at every turn. I want to find another Bachelor Course

Media Management, Industry and Policy students at Indiana University Bloomington will attain a general knowledge and familiarity with the structures of the media "ecosystem," from television to movies, from games to conventional journalism, to broadband and mobile applications and beyond.

Disciplines

Media Management

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6.5
TOEFLMin 79

Other Requirements

1Academic performance and preparationStrength and quality of your high school curriculumAnticipated completion of secondary school before you start at IURecent grade trendsSAT or ACT resultsEssaysExtracurricular activitiesCommunity serviceWork experience

Media Management, Industry and Policy