Online Learning
The School of Communication & the Arts welcomes students to take online classes. The following are the degree programs now available with online options.
| Degree | Department | Concentration | Class Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| M.A.-Communication | Communication Studies | Digital Media | Cohort Model1 |
| M.A.-Communication | Cinema-Television | Critical Studies | |
| M.A.-Communication | Cinema-Television | Script & Screenwriting | |
| MFA | Cinema-Television | Script & Screenwriting | |
| M.A.-Theatre | Theatre | Theatre Ministry | Summer Residency2 |
| M.A.-Theatre | Theatre | Theatre Studies | Summer Residency2 |
| M.A.-Journalism | Journalism | Cohort Model1 | |
| Ph.D.-Communication | Communication Studies | Summer Residency2 |
1Cohort Model: All students are enrolled in similar courses in a group-style program.
2Summer Residency required.
With an online learning option, students can opt to complete an entire degree online or mix it up by taking some classes online and some on campus. Learn more about the online class format and see if it is right for you.
Online degree programs and their respective class requirements are the same as for on-campus programs and follow the Academics and Admission requirements set forth by the School of Communication & the Arts. In addition, online degree students are eligible for financial aid and other financial resources noted in Admissions.
Once enrolled as an online student, refer to the Student's web page for resources and services.
Note: Online learning students, are not automatically enrolled in the Student Health Insurance. If you wish to have student health insurance, you must contact the Business Office.
