1. College of Communication Arts & Sciences
Where do you want to go?
You want to produce the next academy award winning film. You want to develop the next
slogan like “Just Do It” or “Got Milk?” You want to be the next Oprah. You want to be the
next writer for Rolling Stone. You want to promote the next Taylor Swift. You want to develop
the next app for the iPhone.
The College of Communication Arts and Sciences (CAS) at Michigan State University can
provide you with the foundation you need to explore what’s next in areas like promotion,
new media development, public relations, health communication, broadcasting, film
production, layout and design, and writing for news The College of Communication Arts
and Sciences (CAS) at Michigan State University can provide you with the foundation
you need to explore what’s next in areas like promotion, new media development, public
relations, health communication, broadcasting, film production, layout and design, and
writing for news.
Consider one of the five majors available in CAS and where it can take you:
Advertising: Work for an advertising agency in creating the layout for ads you see on
billboards or in magazines. Work in media sales to negotiate the time purchased for a Super
Bowl commercial. Develop a promotion campaign for a not-for-profit organization.
Communication: Use your understanding of negotiation and conflict resolution to pursue law
school. Be part of a media research firm to evaluate the impact of cartoons on children. Hone
your mass communication skills in developing a cancer awareness campaign.
Journalism: Become a writer for blogs like Huffingtonpost.com. Work as a sports broadcaster.
Write documentaries for places like National Geographic or Discovery Channel. Work for a
major magazine in article writing, publication design, or infographics.
Media Arts & Technology: Develop video games. Produce audio or video for a television
or radio station. Edit film or develop the trailers for movies. Direct a television show. Develop
simulation program to train paramedics, veterinarians, or doctors.
Media Communication & Technology: Develop security systems for online information.
Work for a cell phone company in developing the latest mobile technology. Create an interactive
system for doctors in the U.S. to see patients in rural countries without ever leaving their office.
There are many opportunities waiting for you in the College of Communication Arts & Sciences.
If you want to learn more, come talk to an academic advisor in CAS by visiting www.cas.msu.edu/advising
2. College of Communication Arts & Sciences
Where do you want to go?
You want to produce the next academy award winning film. You want to develop
the next slogan like “Just Do It” or “Got Milk?” You want to be the next Oprah.
You want to be the next writer for Rolling Stone. You want to promote the next
Taylor Swift. You want to develop the next app for the iPhone.
The College of Communication Arts and Sciences (CAS) at Michigan State
University can provide you with the foundation you need to explore what’s
next in areas like promotion, new media development, public relations, health
communication, broadcasting, film production, layout and design, and writing
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communication, broadcasting, film production, layout and design, and writing
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Advertising: Work for an advertising agency in creating the layout for ads you
see on billboards or in magazines. Work in media sales to negotiate the time
purchased for a Super Bowl commercial. Develop a promotion campaign for a
not-for-profit organization.
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to pursue law school. Be part of a media research firm to evaluate the impact
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Direct a television show. Develop simulation program to train paramedics,
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Media Communication & Technology: Develop security systems for online
information. Work for a cell phone company in developing the latest mobile
technology. Create an interactive system for doctors in the U.S. to see patients
in rural countries without ever leaving their office.
There are many opportunities waiting for you in the College of Communication Arts & Sciences.
If you want to learn more, come talk to an academic advisor in CAS by visiting www.cas.msu.edu/advising
3. College of Communication Arts & Sciences
Where do you want to go?
You want to produce the next academy award winning film. You want to develop the next
slogan like “Just Do It” or “Got Milk?” You want to be the next Oprah. You want to be
the next writer for Rolling Stone. You want to promote the next Taylor Swift. You want to
develop the next app for the iPhone.
The College of Communication Arts and Sciences (CAS) at Michigan State University can
provide you with the foundation you need to explore what’s next in areas like promotion,
new media development, public relations, health communication, broadcasting, film
production, layout and design, and writing for news The College of Communication Arts
and Sciences (CAS) at Michigan State University can provide you with the foundation
you need to explore what’s next in areas like promotion, new media development, public
relations, health communication, broadcasting, film production, layout and design, and
writing for news.
Consider one of the five majors available in CAS and where it can take you:
Advertising: Work for an advertising agency in creating the layout for ads you see on
billboards or in magazines. Work in media sales to negotiate the time purchased for a Super Bowl
commercial. Develop a promotion campaign for a not-for-profit organization.
Communication: Use your understanding of negotiation and conflict resolution to pursue law
school. Be part of a media research firm to evaluate the impact of cartoons on children. Hone
your mass communication skills in developing a cancer awareness campaign.
Journalism: Become a writer for blogs like Huffingtonpost.com. Work as a sports broadcaster.
Write documentaries for places like National Geographic or Discovery Channel. Work for a major
magazine in article writing, publication design, or infographics.
Media Arts & Technology: Develop video games. Produce audio or video for a television
or radio station. Edit film or develop the trailers for movies. Direct a television show. Develop
simulation program to train paramedics, veterinarians, or doctors.
Media Communication & Technology: Develop security systems for online information.
Work for a cell phone company in developing the latest mobile technology. Create an interactive
system for doctors in the U.S. to see patients in rural countries without ever leaving their office.
There are many opportunities waiting for you in the College of Communication Arts & Sciences.
If you want to learn more, come talk to an academic advisor in CAS by visiting www.cas.msu.edu/advising
4. College of Communication Arts & Sciences
Where do you want to go?
You want to produce the next academy award winning film. You
want to develop the next slogan like “Just Do It” or “Got Milk?”
You want to be the next Oprah. You want to be the next writer for
Rolling Stone. You want to promote the next Taylor Swift. You want
to develop the next app for the iPhone.
The College of Communication Arts and Sciences (CAS) at Michigan State University can
provide you with the foundation you need to explore what’s next in areas like promotion,
new media development, public relations, health communication, broadcasting, film
production, layout and design, and writing for news.
Consider one of the five majors available in CAS and where it can take you:
Advertising: Work for an advertising agency in creating the layout for ads you see
on billboards or in magazines. Work in media sales to negotiate the time purchased
for a Super Bowl commercial. Develop a promotion campaign for a not-for-profit
organization.
Communication: Use your understanding of negotiation and conflict resolution to
pursue law school. Be part of a media research firm to evaluate the impact of cartoons
on children. Hone your mass communication skills in developing a cancer awareness
campaign.
Journalism: Become a writer for blogs like Huffingtonpost.com. Work as a
sports broadcaster. Write documentaries for places like National Geographic or
Discovery Channel. Work for a major magazine in article writing, publication
design, or infographics.
Media Arts & Technology: Develop video games. Produce audio or
video for a television or radio station. Edit film or develop the trailers for movies.
Direct a television show. Develop simulation program to train paramedics,
veterinarians, or doctors.
Media Communication & Technology: Develop security systems for online
information. Work for a cell phone company in developing the latest mobile technology.
Create an interactive system for doctors in the U.S. to see patients in rural countries
without ever leaving their office.
There are many opportunities waiting for you in the College of Communication Arts & Sciences.
If you want to learn more, come talk to an academic advisor in CAS by visiting www.cas.msu.edu/advising