An undergraduate pathway is a specialty program designed for incoming university freshmen who are non-native English speakers or who need extra help in English. Generally a one-year program, an undergraduate pathway combines classes in English reading and writing as well as classes in the student’s chosen major or focus of study.

What is an undergraduate pathway in media? Media is a course of study that focuses on modern mass communication, with topics ranging from ethical journalism to information theory and video and audio equipment. Students on the pathway program usually take most of their classes with native students, but they also have extra English language support available to them so they can succeed in their first year of university and beyond.

There are a number of benefits to taking an undergraduate pathway in media. It can help students master an unfamiliar academic system and also learn the conventions of English academic reading and writing. All this is done as part of a regular undergraduate program so students can focus on their major.

The cost of an undergraduate pathway in media varies between universities. However, the cost is generally the same as one year in a regular undergraduate program at the school.

Students who pursue an undergraduate pathway in media usually do so because they want to work in television or print media. Depending on the focus of the student’s studies, he or she may find jobs working in technical aspects of media, in front of the camera as a presenter or host, as a researcher, or as a marketer or media manager. Media studies can also be useful in producing online content.

Universities that cater to all types of students offer comprehensive undergraduate pathways in media, including schools that allow students to complete their studies online. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.