Media Communication

To prepare students for leadership roles in media and communication fields with a strong foundation in divinity and ethical principles.

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

• MDMC 101 Digital Media Practicum 4
• MDMC 102 Introduction to Audio & Colour in Film 4
• MDMC 103 Advanced Drone Operator 4
• MDMC 104 Fundamentals of Filmmaking 4
• MDMC 105 Fundamentals of Photography 4
• MDMC 106 Fundamentals of Digital Media Business I 4
• MDMC 107 Fundamentals of Digital Media Business II 4
• MDMC 108 Fundamentals of Digital Media Business III 4
• MDMC 109 Fundamentals of Digital Media Business IV 4
• MDMC 110 Portfolio 1 4
• MDMC 111 Motion Graphics and Effects 4
• MDMC 112 Advanced Filmmaking 4
• MDMC 113 Documentary Filmmaking 4
• MDMC 114 Advanced Photography 4
• MDMC 115 Photo Retouching 4
• MDMC 116 Portfolio 2 4
• MDMC 117 The Christian Life 4
• MDMC 118 Thesis 8
• MDMC 119 PRACTICUM 8

• Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of media communication theories, techniques, and emerging trends.
• Apply ethical and moral principles to media content creation, journalism, and communication strategies within a faith-based context.
• Develop effective communication skills across diverse media platforms.
• Integrate theological insights into media content creation, storytelling, and communication strategies.
• Analyze and address contemporary media challenges and opportunities from a divinity-based perspective.
• Foster media practices that reflect ethical and compassionate values and 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 divinity-centered values in the realm of media communication.

Applicants for admission must hold a Bachelor's or equivalent degree from university or college with at least a cumulative grade point average of 2.75 (4.00 scale).

36 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.