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Dissect the nuances in style and craft that create memorable, engaging media and gain critical insights for thriving in the industry. Our M.A. in Media Industries & Critical-Cultural Studies program offers students small seminar classes, interdisciplinary approaches, and personal academic attention from renowned media scholars and practitioners. Pursuing a graduate degree in Media Arts at the University of North Texas provides you many distinctive advantages, including: Access to professional equipment, state-of-the-art facilities and a community of artists and scholars engaging with emergent, global media strategies. A curriculum that supplies a healthy combination of history, theory and industry studies, and a comprehensive education in the aesthetic, ethical and legal aspects of media production and consumption. Opportunities to present your work at festivals, conferences and other related eventsThe Critical-Cultural Studies side of the Master of Arts program is led by a small dynamic faculty who work closely with graduate students as they develop their degree plans, theses, or exams. Seminar courses provide students with unique opportunities to engage in critical discussion and cultural debate with faculty and peers.The area values and encourages an interdisciplinary approach in course selection. As applicable, additional faculty are drawn from outside departments such as English, History, Journalism, Information Science, and Women's Studies, as well as from other local media studies programs to serve on students' theses projects.The Industry Studies area is designed for students with interests in studying or working in media institutions including film, TV, video games, and digital and social media. Students learn about multiple aspects of media industries including: production cultures, management, distribution, global media, entrepreneurship, franchises and remakes, law and regulation, programming, transmedia storytelling, media economics, and audience research.
