Interactive Media Management at Centennial College prepares students for various user experience design, project management and communications roles in multiple industries. Graduates possess the ability to develop digital strategy, create compelling content, and intuitive design interfaces, conduct user research and execute digital projects. You'll find this graduate certificate program facilitated through the School of Communications, Media, Arts and Design at the Story Arts Centre. The program aims to create exemplary professionals with interpersonal and ethical decision-making skills. Interactive Media Management alumni excel in diversified industries, including mass media, digital entertainment, creative agencies, corporate communications, game studios, marketing and advertising firms, non-profit, education, health, government organizations and software design firms. Moreover, freelancing and creating small business opportunities are also successfully pursued by graduates.

The graduate Certificate in Media and Leadership is a 12-credit hour program designed to prepare students for leadership roles in communications organizations. Students will learn about the principles of leadership and results-driven decision-making. The certificate program will educate students in the legal and ethical issues affecting media industries. Students will learn to foster diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Graduates will be prepared to lead communications’ organizations across a variety of sectors.

This programme is developed to complement the knowledge and skills of mass media's role following the latest developments that also assist in developing various organizations.

The Diploma in Mass Media Management is for you if you love content and creativity and aspire to join the media industry.

This program prepares the student to work in media communication by exploring the three main radio programming components: animation, advertising production and journalism.

This 6-month, full-time program offers concentrated explorations into the processes of filmmaking as students learn to write, direct, produce, shoot and edit a MOS film, a Sync-Dialogue film, and a music video.