Media Communication

To prepare students for careers in media and communication with a strong foundation in theological principles and values.

To equip students with the skills to effectively integrate faith perspectives into media and communication practices.

• BDMC 101 University Foundations 4
• BDMC 102 Effective Communication I 4
• BDMC 103 Effective Communication II 4
• BDMC 104 Christian Worldview 4
• BDMC 105 Critical Thinking 4
• BDMC 106 Global Awareness, Perspective, and Ethics 4
• BDMC 107 Introduction to Computer Technology 4
• BDMC 108 Fundamentals of Accounting II 4
• BDMC 109 Fundamentals of Accounting II 4
• BDMC 110 Introduction to Marketing 4
• BDMC 111 Promotion and Advertising 4
• BDMC 112 Financial Decision Making 4
• BDMC 113 Entrepreneurship and Innovation 4
• BDMC 114 Business Statistics I 4
• BDMC 115 Business Statistics II 4
• BDMC 116 Buyer and Consumer Behavior 4
• BDMC 117 Organizational Behavior and Management I 4
• BDMC 118 Organizational Behavior and Management II 4
• BDMC 119 Essentials of Economics 4
• BDMC 120 Fundamentals of Business Finance 4
• BDMC 121 Production/Operations Management 4
• BDMC 122 Project Management 4
• BDMC 123 Digital Marketing and Advertising 4
• BDMC 124 Applied Business Project 4
• BDMC 125 Reading the Gospels and Acts 4
• BDMC 126 Reading Paul’s Letters 4
• BDMC 127 Reading Hebrews to Revelation 4
• BDMC 128 Reading the Torah 4
• BDMC 129 Reading the Historical Books 4
• BDMC 130 Reading the Psalms and Wisdom Literature 4
• BDMC 131 Reading the Prophets 4
• BDMC 132 The Christian Life 4
• BDMC 133 Introduction to Christian Theology 4
• BDMC 134 The God of the Gospel 4
• BDMC 135 Manuscript 8
• BDMC 136 PRACTICUM 8

• Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of media and communication theories and techniques.
• Apply ethical and moral principles to media production, journalism, and communication strategies.
• Develop effective communication skills for various media platforms.
• Create and disseminate content that reflects a faith-based worldview.
• Analyze and address contemporary media challenges and opportunities from a theological perspective.
• Integrate theological perspectives into media content creation and communication strategies.
• Foster ethical and responsible media practices that promote positive societal change.
• Conduct research in the field of divinity in media communication and contribute to its advancement.
• Engage in lifelong learning and professional development while upholding theological values within the realm of media and communication.

Applicants for admission must be in possession of, or have candidacy for, a high school diploma or GED, and must submit official transcripts and/or copy of diploma for their high school degree, as well as any college level work they have completed, if applicable.

143 credits or more

Field experiences, such as participation in religious activities, work experience, and field activities, may qualify for special credit recognition. Additionally, prior learning may be evaluated for credit beyond standard coursework.