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School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies

The School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies (SCFMS) is a new academic unit in the College of Arts and Sciences. The school brings together the undergraduate majors of Communication, the Digital Media Collaborative, Film and Media Studies, and Public Relations, as well as three graduate programs, two minors, and several certificates. 

SCFMS offers options for those wishing to pursue both undergraduate and graduate degrees. The school offers a diverse array of courses, student groups, leadership opportunities, scholarships, study abroad trips, internships, the possibility to co-op, exciting events, alumni mentorship, undergraduate research opportunities, and much more. Our research-based learning environment places an emphasis on the importance of critical thinking, hands-on learning, ethics, and social impact.

Our acclaimed and award-winning faculty create an environment where theory and practice meet to provide our students a skill set that will help them stand out on the job or succeed in continuing their education. 

The SCFMS will provide critical and applied training experience for students as they study communication, film, media, and culture expressed in a variety of messages, texts, products, and platforms. The SCFMS’ multiple degree programs and certificates will focus on intersections between theory and criticism, production, and social impact. 

The SCFMS will serve as a hub that facilitates interdisciplinary research and creative activity among faculty members and students across the college, incorporating humanities and social sciences approaches to Communication and media studies. 

We invite you to learn more about our school and reach out with questions.

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Niehoff Center film series explores nature, culture through...

January 29, 2025

The Niehoff Center for Film and Media Studies at the University of Cincinnati invites the campus and community to delve into a thought-provoking film series titled “Imagining Nature/Culture,” which explores themes of environmental and cultural sustainability. The series, beginning on Jan 29 at the Esquire Theatre, highlights the intersection of human and ecological narratives, fostering dialogue on global challenges. Free admission with RSVP for the UC community. x

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How to talk to Gen Alpha

January 9, 2025

UC Distinguished Research Professor Gail Fairhurst offers advice about how to bridge the communication divide with Gen Alpha, children born between 2010-2024.

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