Choose a Focus That Fits Your Goals
Arts Management
Explore the intersection of creativity, leadership, administration, and cultural organizations. This focus area may be a strong fit if you are interested in supporting artists, managing arts programs, working with museums or cultural organizations, or connecting creative work with audiences and communities.
Film and Media
Study film, television, digital media, visual culture, and the ways media shapes how we understand the world. This focus area may be a strong fit if you are interested in media analysis, screen culture, production-adjacent roles, storytelling, entertainment, or creative industries.
Journalism Studies
Explore storytelling, reporting, media literacy, ethics, and the role of journalism in public life. This focus area may be a strong fit if you are interested in writing, digital media, news, public communication, content creation, or sharing stories that inform and engage audiences.
Translation and Interpreting
Focus on language, culture, communication, and cross-cultural understanding. This focus area may be a strong fit if you are interested in helping people and organizations communicate across languages in community, educational, professional, healthcare, legal, or public service settings.
Writing and Literary Studies
Build a concentration around writing, literature, language, narrative, and creative expression. This focus area may be a strong fit if you are interested in strengthening your writing skills, studying texts and culture, pursuing creative or professional writing, or preparing for communication-heavy roles.
Design Your Own Pathway
Design a fully online bachelor’s degree around your goals with the flexibility to personalize your concentration and potentially earn credit for life and work experience.
