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With an English and Mass Communications degree from Minnesota State Moorhead, you will find career opportunities in editing, publishing, journalism, advertising, marketing, public relations, and technical or creative writing.
Minnesota State Moorhead English and Mass Communication alumni work in diverse positions in a large number of fields. Our graduates dominate the staffs of area television and radio stations, advertising and PR agencies and newspaper outlets.
The English & Mass Communications degree at Minnesota State Moorhead offers opportunities to focus on an area of your interest, whether it be publishing, multimedia journalism, public relations or any career that requires exceptional writing talent.
An English degree at Minnesota State Moorhead cultivates the arts of reading and writing. You will explore imaginative works of literature, perform critical analysis within the literary tradition, and stimulate a love of writing that promotes professional skill.
Your English classes will be taught by full-time professors with doctorate or terminal degrees, who are published authors, poets and playwrights.
Explore your English and Mass Communications interests outside of the classroom at Minnesota State Moorhead.
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Minnesota State University Moorhead is accredited by the North Central Association to offer undergraduate four-year college programs leading to a Baccalaureate in Arts English and Mass Communications degree.
Begin taking classes at your North Hennepin Community College Creative Writing AFA and complete a BA degree in English at Minnesota State Moorhead.
The Sand and McGrath Visiting Writers Series at Minnesota State Moorhead brings to campus some of the finest contemporary writers to read and share their work with students, faculty and the community.