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Think

CMCI encourages intellectual curiosity, stimulates critical thinking and produces graduates whose insight helps them solve emerging problems in the ever-changing world of communication and technology.

Innovate

Innovate

New approaches present new challenges and problems. Learn to collaborate effectively in groups, to leverage resources and to develop new understandings of how people interact with each other, media and technology.

Create

Create

Unleash your imagination and talent. Produce culture that informs, inspires and advocates needed change in our world.

The College of Media, Communication and Information prepares students to be leaders in our ever-changing information society. Our students and faculty think across boundaries, innovate around emerging problems and create culture that transcends convention.

What's Happening at CMCI

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International conference on media and religion brings scholars from across the globe to Boulder

International scholars on media, journalism, politics and religion from 32 countries are gathering at the... Read more
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SIGCHI Interactions: The good, the bad, and the biased—five ways visualizations can mislead (and how to fix them)

Information Science Assistant Professor Danielle Szafir wrote this month's cover story for SIGCHI Interactions, the magazine of the human-computer interaction community. Read more
Photo of Casey by Cliff Grassmick, Daily Camera staff photographer

Daily Camera: CU Boulder researcher is campaigning to make Barbie better

Information Science Assistant Professor Casey Fiesler, a social computing researcher, went viral when she critiqued Barbie a few years ago for its representation of women in technology. Since then, Mattel reached out to her to act as a consultant for a robotics Barbie that came out a few weeks ago. (Photo by Cliff Grassmick, Daily Camera staff photographer.) Read more

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Undergraduate Majors

  • Communication (BA)
  • Information Science (BS)
  • Journalism (BA)
  • Media Production (BA)
  • Media Studies (BA)
  • Strategic Communication (BS)

Minors

  • Communication Minor
  • Information Science Minor
  • Journalism Minor
  • Media Production Minor
  • Media Studies Minor

Certificates

  • Emergent Technologies and Media Arts Practices
  • International Media
  • Interdisciplinary Documentary Media Practices

 

 

Graduate Degrees

  • Communication (MA | PhD)
  • Emergent Technologies and Media Art Practices (PhD)
  • Information Science (PhD)
  • Interdisciplinary Documentary Media Practices (MFA)
  • Intermedia Art, Writing and Performance (PhD)
  • Journalism (MA)
  • Journalism Entrepreneurship (MA) 
  • Media and Public Engagement (MA)
  • Media Research and Practice (PhD)
    • Journalism
    • Media Studies
    • Strategic Communication
  • Strategic Communication Design (MA)

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