Multimedia Studies at Florida Atlantic University is where creativity meets real-world skills. You’ll explore film, television, journalism, video production, animation, and digital media—learning to analyze and create content across platforms. The program blends theory and hands-on practice, helping you understand how media shapes society and giving you the tools to tell stories that matter.

About Multimedia Studies at FAU

At Florida Atlantic, you’ll go beyond just learning about media—you’ll become a thoughtful creator and interpreter. Faculty guide you to connect creative work with big conversations about culture, ethics, and society. You can choose a track in Film & Media or Journalism, but you’ll have the flexibility to work across formats. The program combines the strengths of a liberal arts education with professional training, preparing you to adapt and lead in today’s fast-changing media landscape.

Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic

Undergraduate

  • Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia Studies
  • Film & Media track
  • Journalism track

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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes

1. Develop strong creative, analytical, and technical skills for media production and analysis.
2. Understand the historical, cultural, and ethical dimensions of media.
3. Prepare for careers across media industries or for further study in graduate programs.

1. Create and analyze content for film, television, journalism, and digital platforms.
2. Demonstrate critical thinking about media’s impact on society.
3. Adapt to new technologies and evolving media landscapes.
4. Communicate effectively across multiple formats and audiences.
5. Engage thoughtfully and responsibly with the role of media in public life.

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