Mass Communication, Creative & Performing Arts, and Speech
Discover Your Passion. Create Your Future.
Our Mission
The mission of the Department of Mass Communications, Creative & Performing Arts & Speech (MCCPAS) is to provide high-quality instructions in the visual arts, dance, media, music, speech, and theater which enable students to experience personal growth, broaden their cultural perspectives, and develop the talents that create opportunities for both graduate study and employment.
About the Department
Communicate Your Way In the Modern World
Mass Communication, Creative & Performing Arts, and Speech offers diverse, interdisciplinary courses in art, music, radio, video, film, and theater arts. We use new technologies and innovative material to prepare you for the future. Enhance your learning through internships, workshops, and performances like Arts Alive and Jazzy Jazz, gaining global networking skills.
Our Programs
Majors/Minors
We offer a Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in Mass Communication, Creative & Performing Arts, and Speech.
Majors
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Media and the Performing Arts
Media and the performing arts encompass diverse disciplines that utilize visual, auditory, and performance-based methods, from film and digital communication to music, dance, and theater, to create and share expressive works with an audience.
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Expert
Faculty
Your college journey is about so much more than just classes—it’s about learning from experts who are passionate about their fields! Our faculty members are not only brilliant scholars but also dedicated mentors ready to share their real-world experience and guide you every step of the way.
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Academic Criteria and Standards
Students must meet all proficiencies required by The City University of New York. A minimum of sixty (60) credits is required for the AA in Liberal Arts. Of these, twelve (12) credits must be from the MCCPAS Departmental Courses and taken under advisement. Students in the department are expected to pass all Computer Information Systems required courses with a grade of “C” or better.