The Bachelor's Degree in Media and Culture at Randolph College invites you to critically examine the dynamic interplay between media, power, and identity in contemporary society. You will explore how individuals and communities negotiate their sense of self through various media forms, including film, television, music, and digital platforms. This program is designed for students eager to understand representations of race, class, gender, and sexuality, and to analyze the workings of the media industry itself, developing a nuanced perspective on cultural production and consumption.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate program, studied over four years, offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes practical reasoning, digital photography, and advanced filmmaking. You will engage with key theories in media and cultural studies, conduct original research, and develop skills in written, oral, and visual communication through case studies and contemporary issues. You will graduate with a strong foundation for careers in multimedia journalism, digital film production, social media marketing, public relations, and further graduate study.