Communication and Digital Media Studies
"When my university adventure started, I was amazed by how welcomed I was by my classmates and professors. Wherever I went, whatever I needed, there was always someone there to guide me throughout the process. Thanks to my professors, not only did I learn theories of communication, but I was also taught how to apply them when using popular social mediums of today."
- Sarah Alghoul
"Being a mature student, I found this program helped get me up to speed with being in an educational setting again. Any college student thinking of expanding their education should consider attending Ontario Tech University. The professors are great and knowledgeable. They are also very approachable…You don't have the feeling of just being another student or another number."
- Justin Christie
"I wanted to better understand the apps I was using and our communication environment, and this program was the perfect way to do that—whether it was about advertisements, social networking sites, news or influencers, I was learning about the digital media world."
-Rilita Theodora
Communication and Digital Media Studies (CDMS) is a cutting-edge program designed to provide you with a strong foundation in scholarly, civic and professional knowledge and skills pertaining to the roles, practices and impacts of communication and digital media in society. You will learn about the fast-changing communication environment in which we live, explore the social and cultural impacts of many media technologies, and hone professionally relevant communication skills that link with countless careers in our 21st-century digital age.
Check out what CDMS students are saying about their program, here and here.
The Spark Business & Innovation Magazine says the CDMS program fosters "interdisciplinary understanding of digital media arts in society with courses guided by professors and creators that explore digital media’s interactions with industry and internet business models, politics, laws and creative policies, emerging technologies, changes in audience preferences, and a wide range of social, ethical and cultural topics." For the feature story, click here or here.
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