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The production work students do for class often takes them into the Hawaii’i community where they engage in creative narrative productions, documentaries, professional web design, illustration, photography, television and radio production, competitive art and other activities.  Students are required to write, design and publish with laptops, mobile and pad devices, as well as the old fashioned way, with pen, paper, journals, and other collaborative media.  

In the Integrated Multimedia Program an Internship Practicum is required and facilitated by the department.  Students can choose a company in the community to work with.  Some typical internships include students working at:  Clear Channel Communication, Time-Warner Cable, KHON-TV, KHNL-TV, KITV-TV, Thinktech Hawaii, and a range of production companies and advertising and PR agencies.

The major in Integrated Multimedia will enable students to:

• Acquire the technical and creative multimedia skills to produce and deploy effective graphical and audio-visual artifacts and online content.

• Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively to targeted and mass audiences through media creation and interaction.

• Gain skills in creating and distributing multimedia content via online and emerging technologies.

• Acquire and demonstrate knowledge of the technological development and history of modern electronic media systems.

• Develop an understanding of the local and global influence of electronic media and the ethical and legal responsibilities of media practitioners.

• Application

• Transcripts

• Personal Statement

• $45 Application Fee

• SAT I or ACT Scores (freshman only)

• Letter of recommendation

• Resume

(Revised January 22, 2019.  Disclaimer: Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment.)