Utica College

What you'll study

Students take foundational communication courses and then follow specialized Creativity Studies coursework that integrates arts skills with communication practice. Course work prepares students to develop innovative ways to get across messages using multiple media and supports work in areas where originality and media versatility are required.

Entry requirements

The concentration is offered to students enrolled in the Communication and Media major at Utica University. Specific admission and major-entry requirements are set by Utica University's Office of Admissions; prospective students should contact admissions for details.

Career prospects

Graduates of Communication and Media programs at Utica are prepared for a wide range of professions. Relevant career areas cited by the department include journalism (print and broadcast), marketing, publishing, government, education and sports. The concentration’s emphasis on creative media skills also supports roles that require innovative messaging across platforms.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Financial support and scholarship opportunities are administered through the university; students should consult Utica University's admissions and financial aid offices for information on available aid, scholarships and internship‑related funding that can support hands‑on learning.