University of Windsor

Overview

The Communication, Media and Film – Concurrent Education BA program at the University of Windsor offers a unique blend of media and film studies alongside educational coursework. This innovative approach equips students with both critical analytical skills and practical production experience. Graduates are well-prepared to pursue teaching roles in Ontario secondary schools, specifically for Grades 7 to 12, subject to fulfilling provincial teaching requirements.

What you'll study

The curriculum is thoughtfully designed to integrate essential education courses with specialized communication, media, and film studies. Key components of the program include:

• Education and Teaching Courses:
  • Teaching and Learning
  • Educational Psychology
  • Assessment and Evaluation
• Communication, Media and Film Courses:
  • Film Production
  • Media and Society

In addition to theoretical learning, students engage in practical experiences that enhance their teaching practice and media literacy skills through various service learning opportunities, including community-based and, where available, international projects.

Entry requirements

The specific academic entry requirements vary, and students are encouraged to consult the University of Windsor's admissions guidelines for detailed information. While there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements noted for this program, prospective students should be aware that English language proficiency may be necessary for non-native speakers.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Communication, Media and Film – Concurrent Education program are equipped to enter the teaching profession in Ontario's secondary schools. They possess a strong foundation in both educational theory and practical media skills, making them competitive candidates for various roles within the education sector. Additionally, the skills gained from this program can open doors to careers in media production, communication, and other related fields.