多媒体研究文学学士课程是一门综合课程，包括电影研究，电视研究，新闻学，视频制作，计算机动画以及多媒体，交互式媒体和新技术的研究与实践。参与的教师致力于从形式，历史，经济和意识形态角度分析现有和新兴媒体的力量和责任。学习过程不仅强调媒体文本的含义，而且强调建构和传播这些含义的过程。目的是帮助本科生在人类视觉和语言表达的大背景下理解视觉，印刷和新媒体的研究和创造，并使学生成为视觉文化的成熟读者和生产者。该程序分为两个序列：1）电影，视频和新媒体，以及2）多媒体新闻学。作为一个多媒体课程，该学位课程为学生提供了
The Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia Studies is a comprehensive curriculum that includes courses in film studies, television studies, journalism, video production, computer animation, and studies and practices in multimedia, interactive media, and new technologies. Participating faculty are engaged with analyzing the power and responsibility of existing and emerging media from formal, historical, economic, and ideological perspectives. The course of study emphasizes not only the meanings of media texts but also the processes by which these meanings are constructed and disseminated. The goal is to help the undergraduate understand the study and creation of visual, print and new media within the larger contexts of human visual and verbal expression, and to shape students into sophisticated readers and producers of visual culture. Courses consider both mainstream and alternative media and include industrial and artistic approaches, linking production techniques and aesthetics to industry, history, and politics. The program is arranged into two sequences: 1) Film, Video, and New Media, and 2) Multimedia Journalism. As a multimedia program, the degree prepares students to navigate multiple and merged media platforms and provides students with the versatility necessary to succeed in a quickly evolving, growing and converging digital media environment, students are expected to develop strong basic writing, visualization, and analytical skills and then to become adept at writing and producing for multiple and merged media platforms. The curriculum moves across the historical, critical, theoretical and practical terrain of print, radio, film, television and digital media, addressing convergence and remediation (the mapping of technologies onto successive interfaces). The goal of the degree program is to provide a broad liberal arts education alongside applied training in traditional and new media so that graduates are able to fully exercise the civic responsibilities of media practitioners, media handlers, and media theorists for the lively functioning of democratic institutions.