A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Public Media (M.A.)
- Credential class
- ceterms:MasterDegree
- CIP
- 09.9999
- Total credits (published)
- 30
- Catalog edition
- 0339
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- // Admissions Requirements Concentrations Application Requirements The successful candidate for admission typically has an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or better. Statement of intent that helps us understand your interest in our program (no more than three double-spaced pages, submitted via the online application. The statement should respond to the following prompt: "With an ethos of, 'Media with a mission," the Public Media M.A. (PMMA) program focuses on training multiplatform journalists and strategic communication professionals to use media as a force for social change. In what ways does this mission connect to your personal and/or professional interests? What experiences in your undergraduate and/or professional career have prepared you for the PMMA? What personal and/or career objectives will this graduate program help you pursue?" Resume/CV (submit via the online application) Three letters of recommendation : academic and/or professional (submitted directly by referees via the online application. One must come from a professor at your undergraduate institution with whom you have studied, with a strong preference for at least one who is academic in nature (as opposed to someone teaching a production-oriented course, or a professional in the field). Official degree transcripts confirming prior degree conferral are required for all applicants, regardless of matriculation status. These should be ordered at least one month prior to the application deadline for your program of interest, and should be sent directly to the Office of Admissions ( fuga@fordham.edu ) via secure electronic delivery. If electronic delivery is not available, please request that your transcripts be submitted directly via post, in a sealed envelope, to: Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Office of Admissions, Fordham University, 441 E. Fordham Rd., Bronx, NY 10458. Please note: you may upload unofficial copies of your transcripts to your application while the Office of Admissions awaits receipt of your official transcripts. Please ensure that all official transcripts from previously attended post-secondary institutions are submitted in English, or are accompanied by a certified English translation. Transcripts and credentials conversion information is available on the GSAS International Students page. One to three writing samples , submitted electronically. These may be analytical (like a paper for a course) or journalistic. Up to three samples from a multimedia portfolio . The portfolio offers applicants the opportunity to showcase multimedia, digital, visual, audio, written or web-based production materials as part of the application process (e.g., a website, short film or video, piece of multimedia journalism, audio piece or podcast, a data visualization or motion graphic). If you are a non-native English speaking applicant, you must submit a video submission as one of your portfolio samples demonstrating your English language skills. This should be between two and five minutes in length and will ideally have you speaking directly to the camera, using either prepared remarks or speaking extemporaneously about a topic of your choice (for instance, your interest in the program or previous experience that has prepared you for the program). GRE scores are optional for M.A. in Public Media program. Applicants who wish to submit GRE scores may do so, but scores are not required. English proficiency : International applicants whose native language is not English are required to complete and submit to GSAS prior to matriculation their official scores from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) . GSAS will also consider a student's International English Language Testing System (IELTS)-Cambridge English Proficiency Level language testing results. Official TOEFL or IELTS scores should be sent directly by the testing service to the Office of Graduate Admissions, Fordham University, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences - Code No. 2259. We will expect our most competitive applicants to have scores above 100 on the TOEFL and 7.5 overall (with 6.5 in each sub-score) or above on the IELTS. Please consult the English Proficiency page for additional information. A waiver can be requested by emailing fuga@fordham.edu , based on your educational history at a U.S.-based institution and if the official language of your country of origin/nationality is English. If your native language is not English, an interview by video may be required. Merit Funding Highly qualified applicants may qualify for: a graduate assistantship package which provides a stipend, a 50% tuition scholarship and an internship at WFUV two partial tuition scholarships of $10,000 each paid internships with on-campus research centers or administrative offices in need of communications support.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 191241
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_191241_46457b6f
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
CIP Code
0 items
Two required Core courses:
major core · 2 items
- PMMA 5001Public Interest Media Theory and PracticeNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5003Strategic Communication 1Not resolved to a courseor: PMMA 5002 Public Journalism3
Two concentration courses in the student's chosen track: 2
concentration · 0 items
Multiplatform Journalism
0 items
Strategic Communication
0 items
Two Fundamentals courses from the list below 3
0 items
Three electives courses chosen in consultation with your adviser 4
electives · 1 item
- PMMA 6619Special Master's Project 5Not resolved to a course3
Fundamentals courses
17 items
- CEED 5475Algorithmic EthicsNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5101Freedom of ExpressionNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5103Environment and the MediaNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5105Digital Technology and EthicsNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5106Race, Gender, and Digital MediaNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5107Media and SexualityNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5202Digital Media and Social ResponsibilityNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5203Technology & Public Comm.Not resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5204Civic MediaNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5206Social Media and Political CampaignsNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5207Mapping InjusticeNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5208Digital Media and Migration JusticeNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5209Science, Media, and the PublicNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6206Persuasion and Public OpinionNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6207Global Media and CommunicationNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6212Digital Media and AdvocacyNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6214Codes and Modes of CommunicationNot resolved to a course3
Elective courses
electives · 41 items
- CEED 5050Ethics and Society: Cross Disciplinary PerspectivesNot resolved to a course3
- 3
- CEED 5475Algorithmic EthicsNot resolved to a course3
- CEED 6100Theories and Applications in Contemporary EthicsNot resolved to a course3
- CLGL 0204Access to Justice SeminarNot resolved to a course2-3
- CMGB 7500Media Systems and MarketsNot resolved to a course3
- CMGB 7525Cross Cultural Negotiation and CommunicationNot resolved to a course3
- CMGB 7534Public RelationsNot resolved to a course3
- CMGB 7537Crisis Communication and Leadership StrategiesNot resolved to a course1.5-3
- CMGB 7540The Business of MusicNot resolved to a course3
- CMGB 7554Consumer Adopt of New MedNot resolved to a course3
- CMGB 759BSports Media& Promotional CommNot resolved to a course3
- CMGB 759RSocial MediaNot resolved to a course3
- CMGB 75AAMedia Executive PlaybookNot resolved to a course3
- CMGB 75AGThe Business of TVNot resolved to a course3
- CMGB 75ANDigital Media Sales Technologies and StrategiesNot resolved to a course3
- HIST 5410Race and Gender in Modern AmericaNot resolved to a course4
- HIST 5731History of Wealth & Poverty: U.S. and ComparativeNot resolved to a course4
- HUST 5012Contemporary Issues in Humanitarian ActionNot resolved to a course0-3
- HUST 5013Fundamentals of Humanitarian ActionNot resolved to a course0-3
- HUST 5016Monitoring and Evaluation in Humanitarian ResponseNot resolved to a course0-3
- HUST 5045Humanitarian Advocacy: Communicating the Need and Motivating the ResponseNot resolved to a course0-3
- HUST 5075Leadership and Management in Humanitarian AssistanceNot resolved to a course0-3
- HUST 5200Human Rights Protections for Vulnerable GroupsNot resolved to a course0-3
- HUST 5205Children in Armed ConflictNot resolved to a course3
- As published: “Accountability for Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Humanitarian Settings”3
- HUST 5300International Responses to MigrationNot resolved to a course3
- HUST 5500Mental Health in Complex EmergenciesNot resolved to a course0-3
- ISGB 7978Web AnalyticsNot resolved to a course3
- 3
- MKGB 7720Consumer BehaviorNot resolved to a course3
- MKGB 7723Strategic BrandingNot resolved to a course3
- MKGB 7765Sales ManagementNot resolved to a course3
- MKGB 77ANDesign ThinkingNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6215Interactive Digital StorytellingNot resolved to a course3
- POSC 5140Themes in Urban Public Policy and PowerNot resolved to a course3
- PSYC 6010Research Ethics and Social JusticeNot resolved to a course3
- PSYC 7890Qualitative MethodsNot resolved to a course3
- URST 5000Issues in Urban StudiesNot resolved to a course3
- 3
- URST 5140Themes in Urban Public Policy and PowerNot resolved to a course3
Multiplatform Journalism
8 items
- PMMA 6101Audio Narrative (Reporting and Production)Not resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6102Video Narrative (Reporting and Production)Not resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6104Alternative and Advocacy JournalismNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6107Opinion WritingNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6108Advanced Interviews and ProfilesNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6111Advanced Writing and Enterprise ReportingNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6208Data and CommunicationNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6216Communicating Criminal JusticeNot resolved to a course3
Strategic Communication
13 items
- PMMA 5204Civic MediaNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 5206Social Media and Political CampaignsNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6104Alternative and Advocacy JournalismNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6203Marketing, Branding, & Fundraising in the Public InterestNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6204Social Media Strategy for Non-ProfitsNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6206Persuasion and Public OpinionNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6208Data and CommunicationNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6209Storytelling for Public GoodNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6211Public and Media Relations for NonprofitsNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6212Digital Media and AdvocacyNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6213Public Interest Branding WorkshopNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6216Communicating Criminal JusticeNot resolved to a course3
- PMMA 6217Messaging to Make a DifferenceNot resolved to a course3
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