Our degree is designed to allow students the flexibility to acquire cutting-edge knowledge and skills in media information technology, interactive game design, filmmaking and more. Here is a quick overview of the degree requirements. Get More Details
General Degree
A Bachelor of Arts in Media and Information involves the completion of 33 credits amongst the 120 required credits in accordance with MSU’s undergraduate education requirements. You will:
- Start with foundation courses (15 credits)
- Specialize in one or more focus areas (15 credits)
- Conclude with capstone experiences (3 credits)
General Degree with Transcriptable Concentrations
The general degree is the most efficient and allows the most flexibility for media information students. If you would like to have a formal recognition of your area of expertise beyond the degree itself, you may complete one of three optional concentrations. These concentrations encompass the work required for the general degree but provide additional depth in that they combine coursework in a more rigid way and require completion of a total of 39 instead of 33 credits. Concentrations will be a good option for students who seek a pre-structured learning experience and who prefer to have an area of specialization listed on their transcript.
Film and Media Production
Game and Interactive Media Design
Information, Management and Design for Society