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Digital Media
Bachelor of Arts
The Digital Media Major is an interdisciplinary degree geared toward giving students a broad platform for the ever-changing environment of media communication. This program will develop students’ skills in web, video, audio, design and writing.
Contact
Mike Bartlett
(208) 467-8259
art@nnu.edu
Accessible professors
and staff allowing for support in each course.
Accessible professors
A completion timeframe
of 18+ months.
A completion timeframe
Attention to essential skills
for remaining current in the field.
Attention to essential skills
Digital Media
The Digital Media Major is an interdisciplinary degree geared toward giving students a broad platform for the ever-changing environment of media communication. The core requirements build a strong foundation of visual communication with areas of emphasis in Audio Engineering, Graphic Design, Marketing, Storytelling, Video and film, and Web Development. This major will live under the Department of Art & Design and work closely with the Departments of Business; Communication Studies; Language, Literature, and Cultural Studies; Mathematics and Computer Science; and Music.
In today’s ever-changing technological world there is a huge demand for skilled individuals to be able to create and edit information through a variety of media platforms. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, media and communication jobs are expected to grow six percent by 2026. By pursuing a career with a Digital Media degree, students may be able to find employment as a video editor, copywriter, social media manager, digital artist and content producer.
Choose from two areas of concentration in:
- Audio Engineering
- Graphic Design
- Writing
- Marketing
- Storytelling
- Video and Film
- Web Development
Degree Details
Bachelor of Arts
Offered On Campus
Related Career Paths
| Career | Avg. Salary |
|---|---|
| Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations | $40,130 |
| Metropolitan and nonmetropolitan area cccupational employment and wage estimates for the Boise area are sourced from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. | |
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Student
SPOTLIGHT
My time here has taught me more about myself, more about the world I live in. And really given me a good sense of my role in the world. What I want to do. What kind of mark I want to leave as my legacy. Really try to make a positive change in the world through my design work.
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