Earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Multimedia Communication from Indiana Wesleyan University and unleash your potential. The Multimedia Communication major addresses the changing nature of both media production and journalism and combines three former majors – Media Communication, Journalism, and Sports Media – into one program with five specializations.
We are living in a multimedia age where it is now commonplace for those entering into the fields of journalism, sports media and even traditional broadcasting to possess a wide variety of skills in writing, image making, audio and video production, as well as social media and web content creation. The Multimedia Communication major allows students to develop these skills and become very marketable upon graduation, all while learning how best to integrate faith into their work.
The Multimedia Communication major will be of interest to students wanting to pursue careers in a variety of fields, including journalism, broadcasting, media production, sports media, entertainment media, and church media. A major emphasis throughout the curriculum is purposed toward giving students hands-on experience so they are prepared for either broadcast or non-broadcast, corporate or non-profit career opportunities.
What Makes IWU Different?
IWU has provided on-campus education for more than 100 years.
Faith-integrated curriculum and a commitment to changing the world.
Center for Student Success for counseling, tutoring, and more!
Coursework for your Multimedia Communication degree covers:
These courses contain the program-specific knowledge. Upon completion, you should have the tools to conquer your new career with confidence. For a full list of courses required to complete your degree, please visit the course catalog. Click on a course below to view the description.
COM-105,COM-329,COM-340,COM-479,COM-480,COM-116J,COM-116P,COM-116R,COM-116T,COM-116V,COM-112,COM-113,COM-114,COM-211,COM-117,COM-363,COM-445,COM-200,COM-220
*If your academic performance falls below one or more of the listed requirements, an admissions counselor will request additional information regarding your academic history.
*Homeschooled students must submit a transcript with GPA on a 4.0 scale and signed by a parent.
**International students have additional requirements.
Attendance at graduation exercises is expected. Please notify Registration and Academic Services if you need to graduate “in absentia” and will not be present for the ceremony.
Students may receive one degree only per commencement. A student who is enrolled in two majors with different degrees may select which major is considered the first major so that the appropriate degree will be awarded at the ceremony. Students meeting requirements for more than one degree must apply for and participate in two different ceremonies. Any university-approved dual degree program is an exception to this policy.
