Bachelors in media and cultural studies in University of california riverside

Distinguished by its interdisciplinary approach, its attention to a range of visual media, and emphasis on cultural studies, visual ethnography, and media literacy, the curriculum is organized into the following three distinct but interrelated clusters:Film and visual media, which emphasizes media literacy, paying particular attention to questions of gender, sexuality, race, and ethnicityFilm, Literature, and culture, which focuses on comparisons and intersections among film and other arts and among different national culturesEthnography, documentary and visual culture, which provides in-depth coverage of the theories and methods that guide the production and analysis of ethnographic and documentary films and mediaStudents study with faculty from all departments in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences. They can elect to receive either fine arts or humanities credit for any film and visual culture classes they take to satisfy College breadth requirements. Offered by the Department of Media and Cultural Studies in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.

ACT with Writing, the SAT or the SAT with Essay, Typical SAT scores: Critical reading (490-620), Mathematics (510-670),Writing (490-625), ACT Composite (22-29), Average GPA 3.52, TOEFL IBT-80, IELTS-6.5, Personal insight questions

Graduates of the program have established careers as professionals in the fields of film, video, television, and digital media, working as filmmakers, editors, digital media artists, film archivists, media educators, script analysts, cinematographers, television producers

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