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Multimedia Design Minor | Multimedia Design Courses | Pepperdine University | Seaver College Communication Division

Multimedia Design Minor 
The multimedia design minor at Seaver College is an interdisciplinary program within the Communication and Fine Arts Divisions.

Our minor prepares students to serve as leaders in the thoughtful design and development of commercial, inspirational, and educational messages by presenting images and words to diverse audiences.

Students in the multimedia design minor program examine the difference between manipulative messages and those that uplift the human spirit, and they learn to model ethical communication while also telling stories that move audiences.

We prepare students to become dynamic leaders in industry, business, and organizations; servants, as they perform service learning projects in their classes; and purpose-driven communicators.

Student Opportunities for Communication Majors

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Our experiential learning opportunities encourage you to learn as you experience the "real world." This experience not only looks great on a resume, but also puts you ahead of other students when competing for similar jobs.

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Students from all different majors at Seaver College participate in our extracurricular activities, combining their natural talents with their dedication and outstanding work ethics to refine their craft and become proud representatives of their particular programs. We are proud to highlight our wonderful student leaders and showcase their work and dedication to our programs.

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Internships for Communication Majors

Communication internship programs provide opportunities for students studying journalism, organizational communication, public relations, and telecommunication to work in a professional capacity with newspapers, radio and television stations, and advertising and public relations agencies. Students gain field experience at the same time as, and as a part of, their academic training.

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Thousands of successful professionals and civic leaders have earned degrees from the Communication Division at Seaver College. Learn about our honor societies and a few notable Pepperdine alumni who are making a difference.

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Pepperdine University
24255 Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu, CA 90263-4211
P:(310) 506-4211 | F:(310) 456-3083

Division Office Location: CCB 206

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Technology Liaison

Communication Division Minors

Our division offers a number of minors to compliment your major. Please explore the following:

Certificate in Conflict Management

Our Undergraduate Certificate in Conflict Management (CCM) is a professional certification offered through the Communication Division of Seaver College and the Straus Institute of Pepperdine's School of Law. It is a one-year program beginning each Fall semester continuing through the Spring term.

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