Business
Leverage your two-year degree
A bachelor’s degree in media business from Globe University/Minnesota School of Business-Woodbury (GU/MSB) can give you an edge. You will graduate with a broad understanding of many technologies and a thorough grounding in business. We offer this bachelor’s degree program to students who already have associate degrees in related creative fields. Graduates of this program are prepared for rewarding careers in a wide range of organizations.
Where can you work with a BS degree in media business?
This degree prepares students for entry- and mid-level positions in management or for independent business ownership. Graduates will be ready for careers in fields such as:
- Media production
- Advertising
- Graphic design
- Public relations
Build on your existing knowledge
If you are looking for training that builds on your existing degree and experience, consider our media business bachelor’s degree. Contact our Woodbury campus toll-free at 800-231-0660 to speak with a representative about admissions, financial aid and degree requirements.
How does this degree program work?
Our bachelor’s degree in media business was designed for students with associate degrees in fields such as:
- Music business
- Audio production and engineering
- Digital video
- Music and entertainment business
- Interactive media
- Graphic design
- Photography
- Web design
There are several ways to qualify. If you have a GU/MSB associate degree in one of these fields or if you have a similar degree from another accredited college, or if you are able to demonstrate equivalent preparation, you may be eligible for admission. Approval of applications to this program is on a case-by-case basis.
What are the specific admission requirements for this degree program?
Students must have earned an Associate of Applied Science or Associate of Arts degree that includes 60 credits in media technology and 30 credits of general education. You must have an associate degree to be considered.
What classes are required by the media business program?
Students complete 68 credits in specialized technical and business subjects as well as 25 credits of general education classes. Courses cover topics such as:
- Arts management and entrepreneurship
- Marketing for media businesses
- Advertising strategies for creative organizations
- Leadership and management
- Sales
- Basic business skills
- Marketing using the Internet
- Small business operations
- Ethics in business
- Market research
- Promotion and public relations
- Technical production
Students also complete a media capstone course that requires them to use their upper level business skills combined with their technical knowledge to promote a specific business venture.
Helping students achieve their goals
Students at our Woodbury campus receive a high degree of support. We offer study skills classes, tutoring, computer labs, and quiet study spaces. Our career services staff is available to help you with your resume, interview skills and job search strategies.
Media business program—also available online
This bachelor’s degree program is also available through our Globe University online division. Students can complete their degrees whenever and wherever it’s convenient for them. They don’t have to worry about long commutes, family responsibilities or work schedules. A student can even take some classes online and some at our Woodbury campus.
Learn more about our media business program
Contact our Woodbury campus or send an e-mail to see whether this program matches your career goals. Call us toll-free at 800-231-0660 to speak with a representative about financial aid, the admissions process and our media business bachelor’s degree. We look forward to hearing from you.
Globe University/ Minnesota School of Business (GU/MSB) in Woodbury is one of 13 locations that are also part of the Globe Education Network. Other members include Utah Career College , Institute of Production and Recording (Edina, MN), Minnesota School of Cosmetology, and the Duluth Business University. Globe Education Network provides academic and operational support and manages shared resources that benefit students. Through approved consortium agreements, students are able to earn credit for coursework from member schools.