Emerging Media Online Master's Program - Loyola University Maryland

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Emerging Media

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Emerging Media Online Graduate Programs

Master's Program Health Communication Certificate

This program does more than simply further your education; it prepares you for a world dependent on media.

Joe Bittner, Current Student

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Why earn a degree in Emerging Media?

Our Master of Arts provides students the contextual, technical, and creative skills for an ever-evolving digital landscape.

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Health Communication Certificate

The Health Communication Certificate provides the knowledge and skills for marketing and communication professionals in health and wellness industries.

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Who pursues a Master’s in Emerging Media?

Professionals who consume, create, and market digital media who are looking to gain an understanding of the field—and stay ahead of the curve.

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Loyola's Emerging Media program offers students essential knowledge and skills to understand and employ new media in real-world applications.

What does an online class look like?

There鈥檚 no better way to learn about the field of emerging media than firsthand. Our courses utilize various applications and programs, like VoiceThread, to enable students to engage with academic content and interact with one another.

How to thrive in an online program

Meet the Loyola Emerging Media Community

Alumni Erin Wright Emerging Media is a comprehensive master's program that will help you shape not just social media policy, but tech platforms, content, and so much more.

Alumni Dena Lorenzi Graduate school strengthened my grit and growth mindset. You have to be willing to try new things, persevere through issues that come up, and stay focused on outcomes.

Faculty Tania Cantrell Rosas-Moreno, Ph.D. In Jesuit teaching鈥攆ocusing on the whole person鈥擨 try to help students understand that what we do in the classroom is tangible for their life skills. I really like incorporating that professional connection to the classroom.

Faculty Greg Hoplamazian, Ph.D. Loyola is a place where students are challenged to consider how they can use their future career to make a positive impact on the world.