英屬哥倫比亞大學(xué)

This interdisciplinary program draws on curriculum from Art History, Visual Art, English and German critical media theory, Creative Writing, Journalism, Film Studies, Film Production, Information Studies, and Computer Science. You'll gain cultural technology competencies for the knowledge economy, enabling you to work across many different sectors in a wide range of capacities.

The Bachelor of Media Studies is a cohort-based, multidisciplinary program that provides students with a broad foundation and knowledge in the many disciplines that make up media studies. With competencies in theory, research, and application, the Media Studies program builds a foundation for a rewarding and dynamic academic or professionally oriented career. The program equips students to become creative, critically reflective, and socially engaged citizens.

Courses cover an exceptionally broad range of disciplines, including:

Art History and Visual Art

Creative Writing

Journalism

Film Studies/Film Production

Information Studies

Critical Theory (English Department)/(German Department)

Computer Science

Subject to competitive academic average and portfolio submission, you can apply for entry to the four-year program direct from high school.

Experiential learning and research

Media Studies students have the opportunity to participate in media-related co-op and internship positions. Core courses each year include a community-based experiential learning component, where students are partnered with local community organizations to connect classroom learning with hands-on projects.

Students are encouraged to study abroad in their third year or gain work experience through UBC’s Work Learn and Co-op programs. Students have many opportunities inside and outside the classroom to work on projects that add to their portfolio of work, such as with The Ubyssey, the weekly student newspaper on UBC’s Vancouver campus, or with the 300+ student clubs.