M.A. in Theatre
The Master of Arts in Theatre program is delivered online with optional three- or six-week on-campus summer classes. The program will train you with skills, insight and knowledge for successful …
M.A. in Film-Television — Production
The Master of Arts in Film-Television with a concentration in Production is an on-campus program that will help you grow in telling fresh, relevant stories with enduring truths …
Ph.D. in Communication
The Doctor of Philosophy in Communication is an online program with a residency requirement designed for Christian scholars who are called to study the teachings …
Transform Your Culture through Faith, Artistry & Strategic Communication
Storytelling in the 21st century across multiple media platforms offers unprecedented opportunities for Christians to shape culture and impact the world.
At Regent University our award-winning faculty of scholars, playwrights, and news and entertainment professionals will help you learn how to tell compelling stories while also developing your artistry and aligning your artistic vision with your Christian calling. We offer communication and arts degree programs at the bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels.
Regent’s on-campus and online courses in Communication & the Arts equip graduates for successful careers in film, television, theatre, news, and strategic and political communication. Through script and screenwriting projects, transmedia projects, news reporting, and productions in our film, television and theatre programs, students gain firsthand experience while building their professional resumes and portfolios.
If you’re looking for an innovative communication school or a top arts degree program, now is the time for you to explore all that Regent’s School of Communication & the Arts in Virginia has to offer.
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Success Stories
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“They [professors] caused me to learn to think critically in a way I had never done. [They] forced me to think well, and at the root of writing well is thinking well.”
Charles Martin, Ph.D., 2000
Regent University
School of Communication & the Arts
New York Times Best-Selling Author
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"My identity isn’t in whether or not I get a role; what’s important is that I’m being a good witness, that I’m being a light and loving support to other actors."
Ashley Dakin, MFA, 2013
Regent University
School of Communication & the Arts
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“My Regent learning experience helped inform my perspective – on clients, products, the work environment and competitors – which heavily influences the work that I do."
Shé Hall, M.A., 2011
Regent University
School of Communication & the Arts
Digital Media
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"We were taught practical skills for the workplace in Regent's classroom. Now I can see how they work in a professional environment."
Ryan Clemens, MFA, 2010
Regent University
School of Communication & the Arts
Acting
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"God provided Regent University as a place of revitalization, equipping and waiting upon the Lord. I'm very grateful to the faculty and staff who gave of themselves to make Regent such an amazing place to learn."
Shinn-Rong Chung, MFA, 2010
Regent University
School of Communication & the Arts
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