Digital Media and Communications Technology, Post-Baccalaureate Certificate

About the Program

Purdue University’s online Graduate Certificate in Digital Media and Communication Technology prepares students to effectively engage with digital and social media. Covering content creation, digital marketing strategies, social media analytics and online communication, this certificate is ideal for those seeking specialized knowledge in digital technologies and those who want to master the digital communication landscape and enhance their career prospects.

Through completing rigorous coursework and real-world case studies, students learn to convey health information clearly and persuasively so they can improve health outcomes in various settings. This certificate also transfers seamlessly into Purdue’s online Master of Science in Communication and the master’s in Corporate Training and Communication degrees, offering further opportunities for growth and advancement.

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Program Requirements

9 Credits Required

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