Agricultural Communication BSA/Journalism and Mass Communication MA(Emerging Media)(non-thesis)

The Emerging Media Masters concentration focuses on the intersection of technology and design, allowing individuals to explore the various facets, roles, and applications of emerging media across an array of disciplines and careers. The Emerging Media Masters program focuses heavily on interactive digital media through a project-based curriculum and encompasses the following: design, development, digital storytelling, brand identity, user research, product ideation, project management, emerging technologies.

Admission to Program

Students may apply for the program as soon as the decision to pursue the Double Dawgs pathway has been made. Students can apply as early as their first year. The latest students can apply is October 31 of their third year.

Prospective students are required to submit a Double Dawgs application to the New Media Institute. Applications are due annually by October 31. The application opens on the first day of classes of every fall semester and can be found on the New Media Institute’s website, nmi.cool. This is the only time of year prospective Double Dawg applicants will be reviewed and admitted into the pathway. Additionally, students are required to add the pathway on Athena.

Curriculum

Graduate-level courses that may be used to satisfy undergraduate and graduate program requirements.

Four NMIX courses on the 6000- or 7000-level (selected from NMIX 6110, 6111, 6200, 6310, 6510, and 7110) in place of a student's undergraduate upper-division electives.

Additional requirements that are unique to this Double Dawgs program:

Eight additional courses are required to complete the graduate degree portion of this Double Dawgs program: JRMC 7010, JRMC 7011, JRMC 7012, JRMC 7013, JRMC 7014, JRMC 7015, and 2 electives.

Admission to Graduate Program

Applicants must formally apply to the Graduate School by March 1 of their undergraduate graduation year. The application requires a statement of purpose, three positive recommendation letters, a resume, and unofficial transcripts. At that time, applicants will also submit supplemental application materials to the Grady Graduate Office, which includes a form indicating their desired M.A. concentration.

Program Advisor

Undergraduate Major Information

  • Major: Agricultural Communication B.S.A.
  • Department/College: Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communication

Advising Contact

  • Name: Mary Formo
  • Email: mformo@uga.edu
  • Phone: 706-542-1205
  • Address: 3117 Miller Plant Sciences

Graduate Major Information

  • Major: Journalism and Mass Communication M.A.
  • Department/College: Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication

Advising Contact