Film, Media and Social Justice B.S.
Our Film, Media & Social Justice Program offers a strong liberal arts and social science educational foundation, in which the students learn the latest in industry practices coupled with critical pedagogy to analyze, develop, and produce media content that promotes positive social change.
The foundation of this mission is rooted in the legacy of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, founders of Mount Saint Mary’s University. Beginning in Le Puy, France, over 350 years ago, the sisters have served the world as strong social justice advocates and activists, working to improve the lives of the world's underrepresented populations and the most vulnerable among us.
Core Courses
Practicum
Choose one of the following:
| FLM 130A | Documentary Production Workshop A | 3 |
| FLM 193A | Production Workshop: On-Set Production 1 | 4 |
| FLM 197 | Internship | 3 |
| Total Credit Hours: | 3 |
Electives
Complete at least six elective classes offered by the Film, Media & Communication department (FLM, JRN, PHO, etc.) and/or other classes by advisement, for a total of no less than 18 elective credits/units.
Total Credit Hours: 45
Plus
General Education requirements and electives totaling 124 semester units.
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FLM 198 fulfills the capstone requirement for Film, Media and Social Justice.