Frequently Asked Questions
What can I do with a degree in Media, Culture, and Communication?
The Media, Culture, and Communication program offers undergraduate students a theoretical background and internship experience for entry into a wide range of career fields and graduate study. Popular industry options include: advertising and marketing, public relations, broadcasting (TV and radio), publishing, film (in the areas of development, distribution, production and promotion), music business, and non-profit and government organizations. Media, Culture, and Communication graduates also pursue graduate study in areas such as law, business administration, education, social work and journalism.
Our alumni work for companies and not-for-profit organizations such as Viacom, McCann Erickson, Ogilvy Public Relations, Simon and Schuster, CBS News, NBC Universal, Fox News, Sony Pictures Entertainment, The Food Network, American Express, The New York Times, Capitol Music Group, the United Nations, the Center for Communication, the Educational Video Center, and many others.
How do I apply?
Both freshman and transfer student applicants can download or request an application at NYU's Office of Undergraduate Admissions web site. Steinhardt students who wish to transfer into our program should fill out the Media, Culture, and Communication transfer application.
Can I visit the campus and learn more about the major in Media, Culture, and Communication?
Yes, NYU Steinhardt offers several programs for both high school and transfer students to visit the campus and learn more about our programs. Please click here for more information.
Is there an option to Minor in Media, Culture, and Communication?
Yes, please review the 2 options for minors.
Can I download a course bulletin?
Yes, please click here to download the bulletin.
Is financial aid available?
Yes, each year NYU awards financial assistance to many of its students and their families. Please click here for more information.
Are there scholarships offered at NYU?
Yes, NYU offers several different scholarships. Please click here for more information.
What is NYU housing like?
NYU has many different types of residence halls. Visit NYU's Residential Education web site for descriptions and pictures.