Entertainment Media

Highlights

OSU is the perfect place to pursue a degree in entertainment media, especially with the explosive growth of Oklahoma’s film industry. The arts, entertainment and recreation industry is responsible for more than 7,000 jobs in Oklahoma and is projected to grow 2.6% by 2030. The state’s investment in film production has not only drawn high-profile projects but also created an ideal environment for students interested in breaking into the entertainment business.

Learn from Industry Veterans

Gain insights and knowledge from experienced filmmakers, production technicians, social media strategists and leaders in graphic design and communications. You'll learn from those who have excelled in their fields and understand the fast-paced world of entertainment media.

Flexible Hybrid Classes

Experience the best of both worlds with courses that blend online convenience and hands-on training using industry-grade equipment in real-world settings, including our Cherokee Nation Community Film Lab. Wherever your passion lies, we make it easy to fit your education into your schedule.

Opportunities for Internships and Industry Partnerships

Benefit from connections with production companies, agencies, design firms and organizations, allowing you to gain valuable experience through internships and collaborative projects.

Focus on Digital Storytelling

Learn to create compelling content for emerging platforms including social media channels and interactive digital experiences. You’ll develop skills that keep you relevant in a rapidly changing industry.

A Unique Path from Campus to Career

The College of Professional Studies offers a flexible and supportive learning environment tailored for busy students. With a focus on practical, career-oriented education, you’ll gain real-world skills and knowledge in your chosen field while benefiting from personalized support and resources designed to accommodate busy lifestyles.

Adult students returning to college take their classes at OSU-Tulsa, where our advisors will work with you to maximize credit for college classes you’ve already taken and explore credit for prior learning. Freshmen with no college take the first two to three years of classes in person at OSU-Stillwater, while some major-specific courses are only offered on the OSU-Tulsa campus, hybrid or online depending on your major.