Culture, Literature and Media Undergraduate Program

Student recording interview for Carbon Trace Productions.

Examine media through a critical lens

Watch, analyze and write about media. Know the influence it can have on society, from news coverage to ads and movies.

A culture, literature and media degree helps you think beyond the screen. Become a better critical thinker and apply analytical skills to mass media.

Why major in culture, literature and media at Missouri State?

Professor Dr. Deb Larson talking to students on set of Show-Me Chefs.

Pros and experts teach your classes

Learn from faculty who are media veterans. They have expertise and years of professional experience.

Abstract of remote and television screen.

Gain a global perspective on media

Build a strong foundation in media law, ethics and practices across the world.

Students in radio booth.

Network with like-minded peers

Grow as you study among other creative storytellers and aspiring media pros.

Press conference.

Know the media process

Get involved in student-run media while in school. Have superb media literacy and experience by the time you graduate.

Career options with a culture, literature and degree

Communication. Deep thinking. Problem-solving.

A degree in culture, literature and media gives you vital skills that translate to many careers.

You can work in fields like:

  • Advertising
  • Business
  • Government
  • Law
  • Media
  • Non-profit
  • Writing

Not ready for the workforce? You’re also prepared to pursue a master’s degree in areas like mass communication and film studies.


Degree options

Review a sample degree plan that details your path to graduation. Both degrees require a minor or second major.

Degree plan
Have a deeper focus in culture, literature and media.
Degree plan
Complement your degree with the liberal arts. Take courses in foreign language, fine arts and humanities, along with media.