BACHELOR of COMMUNICATION STUDIES

Publications and Technology

Expect to be fully immersed in the world of words and the technology for modern storytelling. Writing articles, managing a production schedule, creating visuals and multimedia, collaborating with fellow wordsmiths and conducting research at home or abroad.

Publications

Writing, editing and reviewing. Canadian politics, international affairs and sustainability issues. Digital and print strategies. Our students gain practical experience in all aspects of publication with unique, student-directed projects.

Social, Health, and Communication Studies Research (SHCSR)

SHCSR is an international, peer-reviewed journal that provides a forum for academics to share ideas and information on social, health and communication studies issues. The journal is a joint venture, published by MacEwan's Bachelor of Communication Studies program, MacEwan's Ukrainian Resource Development Centre and the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.

Read the Social, Health, and Communications Studies Journal

Edmonton Edge

Edmonton Edge is the project of the MacEwan Bachelor of Communications program where classes 397 and 497 create a digital newsroom that focuses on beat reporting, opinion writing, data and analysis. This news service is produced by students and supported by faculty. We aim to tell local stories about the community around us and provide a safe environment for emerging journalistic talent.

Read Edmonton Edge

Studios and labs

Television studio

In our state-of-the-art television studio, you have the perfect venue for honing storytelling skills for an ever-evolving media landscape.

The studio is equipped with editing suites, a chroma key (green screen) wall, 4K cameras, wireless video transmitters and professional-level audio equipment. It also features a ceiling-mounted camera, allowing your professors to demonstrate equipment to the entire classes at once. Whether you are working on stories for television, social media or video feeds, you learn the strategic and contextual thinking you need.