The Communication, Media and Film / Concurrent Education program at the University of Windsor is designed for students passionate about understanding and shaping how we communicate, consume media, and interpret film, while also aspiring to teach. In a world increasingly influenced by digital narratives and visual culture, this concurrent undergraduate degree equips you with critical analytical skills in media studies and practical experience in film production. You will explore foundational concepts in media and society alongside the creative processes of filmmaking, preparing you for a dynamic career in either field or a unique combination of both.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over three years, integrating core courses such as Introduction to Media and Society and Film Production I with essential education studies like Effective Writing. You will have opportunities to engage with community service education and select electives across various disciplines, broadening your academic and practical horizons. You will graduate with the qualifications and hands-on experience necessary to pursue careers in media, film, or education, potentially becoming a teacher equipped to inspire the next generation with your knowledge of communication, media, and film.