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Fundamentals of by the end of the course, students learn the basics of the production, writing, and journalistic process required to use audio as a nonfiction storytelling language.
This course will look at how media industries – such as TV, film, music, book publishing, and journalism – are using data analytics, algorithms, and generative AI to compete in a fierce battle for
Fashion Journalism is a course for advanced students in the Journalism and Media Studies major who have an interest in writing about fashion, a key industry in New York City.
This interactive workshop will increase your understanding of individual/group identities.
You'll explore ways to:
- Promote civil discourse on campus
- Challenge anti-Semitism,racism, and all forms of discrimination
- Create and sustain inclusive learning environments at Rutgers and beyond
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Association focuses on supporting University deans and directors to further academic programs
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Current Master of Communication and Media (MCM) student Laina Hubbard discusses the benefits of the graduate program and how they impact her current career at Rutgers University.
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Available for purchase on both Wiley and Amazon, Lewis uses real-world cases to illustrate the theoretical perspective and highlight the dynamics surfaced in her and others’ research.
