Students in this program learn to critically evaluate relationships among media, the public, and policy makers during rapidly evolving events or issues to prepare them for work with domestic or global NGOs, think tanks, businesses and government agencies in support of their organizational objectives.

Sample Courses

GLO 560 Disinformation & Security in a Global Media Context
GLO 505 Media & Climate Change
GLO 502 The Future of Media and Technology
GLO 575 Media Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Learning Outcomes

• Develop sophisticated writing, analytical, verbal, and research skills.
• Exhibit skills in media production and communication.
• Understanding the challenges and opportunities associated with transnational media production, distribution, and regulation.

Career Fields

• Non-Profit Organizations
• Think Tanks
• Intergovernmental Agencies
• International Organizations

Earn two master’s degrees in this field at once through our dual degree partnership with La Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC) in Lima, Peru.