Bachelor of Arts in Communication Arts with Concentration in Multimedia - Convergent Media Track EDUCO - University of the Incarnate Word, USA

The Communication Arts program provides rigorous and engaging courses from experienced scholars, educators, and industry professionals that prepare students for diverse careers in media and communication. Specifically, our program develops technical and practical skills in production, broadcasting, film, journalism, and strategic and corporate communication. The demands of our world and industries require a holistic approach to student success that fosters both relational confidence and technical competence to transform their potential into mastery and opportunity.

The Communication Arts program at UIW uses a unique blend of theory-driven and experienced-based classes where students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary. Communication Arts offers a Bachelor of Arts (BA) and a Master of Arts (MA) as well as an accelerated bachelor’s to master’s degree program. With seemingly infinite career opportunities, graduates work as writers, producers, directors, editors, public relations specialists, videographers, filmmakers, broadcast journalists, advertising specialists, event planners, social media specialists, teachers, web specialists, bilingual journalists, convergent media specialists, among others.

Multimedia
The Multimedia concentration prepares students to examine and gain hands-on understanding of publishing, from page layout and printing to convergent media production, to emerging media. Students may pursue a convergent media track, a journalism track that explores the nature of news and reporting across multiple platforms including broadcast, print and digital, or a production track that explores the depth and breadth of media production, including scriptwriting, lighting, editing, cinematography, producing and directing, and more.

Multimedia Tracks:
Convergent Media - In this track, students examine and gain hands-on understanding of publishing, from page layout and printing, to convergent media production, to emerging media.