Emerson College

Emerson College was founded in 1880 as a "school of oratory", in Boston, Massachusetts. Moving around to a number of places in its history, the college's main campus is now located near the Boston Common, at the gateway to the Theatre District. There are also campuses in Los Angeles and the Netherlands. The college claims to be "the only comprehensive college or university in America dedicated exclusively to communication and the arts in a liberal arts context."

Academic Programs

• School of the Arts
• Department of Performing Arts
• Acting; BFA
• Musical Theater Performance; BFA
• Production/Stage Management; BFA
• Theater Design/Technology; BFA
• Theater Education; BA, MA
• Theater Studies; BA (with or with-out a performance emphasis)
• Department of Visual and Media Arts
• Media Production Track:
• Audio/Radio; BA, BFA, MA
• Film; BA, BFA, MA
• New Media; BA, BFA, MA
• Television/Video; BA, BFA, MA
• Media studies Track; BA, MA
• Department of Writing, Literature, and Publishing
• Writing, Literature, and Publishing; BA, BFA
• Publishing & Writing; MA
• Creative Writing; MFA
• School of Communication
• Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
• Communication Sciences and Disorders; BS
• Health Communication; MA
• Communication Sciences & Disorders; MSSp
• Department of Journalism
• Broadcast Journalism; BS
• Print & Multimedia Journalism; BS
• Journalism (Broadcast, Print & Multimedia); MA
• Department of Marketing Communication
• Marketing Communication; BS
• Global Marketing Communication & Advertising; MA
• Integrated Marketing Communication; MA
• Department of Organizational and Political Communication
• Communication Studies; BS
• Political Communication; BS
• Organizational & Corporate Communication; MA
• Institute for Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies
• Individually Designed Interdisciplinary Majors
• Honors Program