Master of Arts in Digital Media and Global Communication University of Niagara Falls
About this Program
Level: Master of Arts in Digital Media and Global Communication
Discpline: Digital Humanities
Length: 4 semesters
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Program Description
The Master of Arts in Digital Media and Global Communications program at the University of Niagara Falls Canada is a professionally oriented degree program tailored to prepare graduates for careers in the dynamic world of digital media. This 45-credit program, which can be completed in five instructional terms over 18 months, offers a solid foundation in intercultural storytelling across multiple platforms, including marketing, public relations, advertising, social media, gaming, eSports, entertainment and education. Designed with flexibility in mind, the curriculum focuses on ideation, creativity and design for digital media, preparing graduates for roles such as digital marketing strategists, social media specialists, public relations and advertising executives, intercultural communications specialists and various producer, designer, manager, technical artist and entrepreneur positions. Program Highlights: • Tailored to set you on a promising career path in the rapidly evolving digital media landscape. • Covering a wide range of disciplines, from marketing and public relations to gaming and eSports. • Complete your Master’s in just 18 months, spanning five instructional terms. • Prepare for roles such as digital marketing strategists, social media specialists, public relations and advertising executives, and more. • Gain insights into intercultural communications, making you a strong candidate for roles in global organizations.
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Study and Work in Canada
Full-time undergraduate and post-graduate international students can work anywhere on or off campus without a work permit. The rules around the number of hours a student will be allowed to work may vary based on the country the student chooses to study in. International students are typically able to work up to 20 hours a week.