208 Media and Communication BSc Degree Programs

With a Bachelor of Science in Entertainment Management, you’ll learn how to turn your creativity and love for entertainment into a successful career. Offered through a unique partnership between the Rosen College of Hospitality Management and the College of Arts and Humanities, this program blends business and creativity to prepare you for leadership roles in the entertainment industry.

The human-computer interface is at the centre of the digital transformation. This english language bachelor degree programme provides you with the necessary skills for planning, designing and programming these interfaces and allows you to combine technical programming knowledge with creative expertise in User Interface Design, Game Design, Web Technologies, Mobile Programming, and Augmented & Virtual Reality.

The Bachelor's degree program in Communication and Media Management provides knowledge in corporate communications, public relations, marketing, media, and digital communication channels. The program combines theoretical foundations with practical projects and a six-month project-based study period at a company in Germany or abroad.

The BSc in Digital Media & Marketing at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) prepares students to lead in a data-driven, technology-enabled communication landscape shaped by artificial intelligence, platform economies, and global digital ecosystems.

The International Bachelor Communication and Media (IBCoM) at Erasmus University takes a comparative, international approach to communication and media studies. The IBCoM programme is taught exclusively in English to a diverse student body from all corners of the world. With extensive opportunities for international exchanges, internships and customisation of the programme, IBCoM is an excellent stepping stone to advanced studies or a career in media, communications and related fields.

The BSc (Hons) Business Administration - Media and Communications at the European School of Economics prepares students for careers in global media, communications, and digital business.

The BSc (Hons) Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Media and Communications at the European School of Economics prepares forward-thinking managers for diverse careers in media and communications, equipped to excel in a globalized business environment.

Develop critical insights, learn cutting-edge digital skills, and understand what it takes to succeed in the sector with our hands-on marketing degree

Want to master the technology that defines and shapes lives? Kingston University’s BSc in Digital Media Technology will give you the skills and knowledge needed for a rewarding career in this exciting, ever-changing industry. Studying this Digital Media and Technology BSc at Kingston University will give you a strong foundation for a fast-paced professional future in one of today’s most influential industries.

With Campbellsville University's online Bachelor of Science in Sport Management – Sport Media track, you will get an overview of the sport media landscape by studying practical methods of communication. This program is designed to help you succeed in the business side of the athletics industry and includes courses such as Introduction to Broadcasting and Digital Media, Editing Practice and Theory and Sport and Media. Learn more and apply today.

In times of social, environmental, and technological change, the media play an important role in shaping how we perceive and engage with the world. From personal devices to large-scale public screens, media connect private and public spheres. In the bachelor's degree programme Creative Media Production, you build the skills for sound and image production with cultural and human sensitivity.

Graduates with a strategic communication degree from Florida Tech enter the workforce with an array of skills that prepare them for a career in a variety of communication disciplines. Strategic communication expertise opens the door to jobs in public relations, marketing, publishing, media, organizational communication, intercultural communication, and more.

The European School of Economics welcomes students whose first degree may not have been focused on this specialism. Prior study or related work experience can be helpful, but it is not required. It offers a clear pathway into postgraduate study, regardless of your undergraduate focus.

The European School of Economics welcomes students whose first degree may not have been focused on this specialism. Prior study or related work experience can be helpful, but it is not required. It offers a clear pathway into postgraduate study, regardless of your undergraduate focus. Entry is open to a broad range of backgrounds.

The European School of Economics welcomes students whose first degree may not have been focused on this specialism. Prior study or related work experience can be helpful, but it is not required. It offers a clear pathway into postgraduate study, regardless of your undergraduate focus. Entry is open to a broad range of backgrounds.

This ESE programme is structured for students who may not have taken a specialist route at undergraduate level. You may have academic or professional experience in the field; however, it isn’t an entry requirement. This approach keeps entry open while still supporting strong progression in the discipline.

A Bachelor of Social Science Honours in Communication offers a comprehensive understanding of the role communication plays in shaping societies, cultures, and organizations. This program equips students with critical thinking skills and theoretical insights into media, language, and communication processes, enabling them to analyze how information is disseminated and interpreted across various platforms.