MA in Journalism and Mass Communication - Media Management Interest in Norman United States | University of Oklahoma

These programs cater to both continuing and full-time students, as well as working professionals who prefer to distribute their coursework across multiple years. The College consistently provides core classes and select electives during evening hours. Typically, full-time students can finish a master's degree within four regular semesters, while part-time students can progress at their preferred speed, with a maximum completion window of five years.
Focus Areas

Creative Media Production

This concentration allows students to explore personal interests in video production and multimedia through a blend of theoretical and hands-on learning. By combining core research and theory courses with specialized classes or independent projects, students customize their educational path in these creative fields.
Media Management

Designed for aspiring industry leaders, the media management track equips students with essential knowledge and skills through tailored coursework. The program combines foundational media research classes with JMC 5970 Fundamentals of Media Management, supplemented by additional JMC courses and faculty-guided independent study. Students further enhance their expertise by selecting relevant marketing, business administration, or human relations courses aligned with their professional goals.
Journalism
This specialization tackles both practical and theoretical aspects of news gathering, editing, and dissemination, with opportunities to explore digital journalism. Students complement their College coursework with interdisciplinary classes that align with their specific career aspirations.
Strategic Communication: PR and Advertising
Ideal for current and future professionals in advertising, public relations, or research, this graduate-level concentration blends theoretical foundations with practical applications. Building upon core curriculum requirements, students can enrich their studies with relevant electives from disciplines like marketing, human relations, communication, and psychology.