Film & Television
Inside Film & Television
As part of a great liberal arts university, the department shares the philosophy of a fundamental grounding in the humanities, while providing a comprehensive curriculum that covers both theory and practice. We prepare students for success in either the professional or academic world in the interrelated fields of film, television and new media. We offer in-depth instruction in both documentary and narrative fiction production and studies. There are degree programs at both the undergraduate and graduate level. Our Los Angeles program serves our students as a remarkably successful bridge to the professional world.
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Journalism
Inside Journalism
Journalism students at Boston University learn about the profession by covering the activities of local, state, and national government as well as various political, business, and cultural activities. Assignments are under the direction of experienced, accomplished journalists who are current or recent leaders in professional journalism. Students also serve as interns at major newspapers, magazines, broadcast outlets and websites.
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Mass Communication, Advertising
& Public Relations
Inside Mass Communication, Advertising & Public Relations
Graduates have gone on to careers in a variety of occupational fields, including advertising, public relations, marketing, health communication, employee relations, media research and sales promotion. Typically, graduates work in such settings as corporations, nonprofit agencies, government, educational institutions or other organizations within the labor force. Many have started their own businesses or agencies. The department’s required and elective courses include a foundation in communication theory and research plus practical skills that are relevant not only for entry-level jobs but, more important, for continuing professional development. They prepare students to write clearly, speak effectively and think critically—all of which are essential for continuing career success.
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