Travel Programs

Semester in LA

The UT Semester in LA Program allows you to live, study, and intern in the entertainment industry capital of the world: at the UTLA Center in Burbank, CA. Enrollment is limited in this University of Texas at Austin program.

Study Abroad Opportunities

There is a variety of opportunities for students in the College of Communication to add an international component to their degree plan. You can participate in Maymester, exchange, or semester-long programs offered either by the

College of Communication or the University's Study Abroad Office.

UT in DC program at the Archer Center

The UT in DC program at the Archer Center was established by The University of Texas System in conjunction with Former U.S. Representative Bill Archer as a way to take highly motivated and accomplished students to Washington, D.C. to participate in varied internships and take part in classes focusing on policy, economics, and persuasion.

Wofford Denius Music Industry Internship Grants Program

A special program that grants financial assistance to College of Communication students pursuing summer internships in the music industry in Los Angeles, New York City and Nashville. Learn more about the Denius Grant program here.

NYC Seminar

The NYC Seminar offers you the opportunity to meet and interact with key professionals and alumni in advertising, public relations, print journalism, magazine journalism, and media management in New York City.

Welcome to the Beltway Seminar, Washington D.C.

The Welcome to the Beltway Seminar allows you to participate in a 4-day intensive course in Washington DC, where you meet and mingle with professionals to learn about careers at the crossroads of communication and politics.

Honors Programs

Senior Fellows Program

The Senior Fellows Program is a College-wide honors program designed for students with the talent and interest to go beyond the usual undergraduate experience.

Other Honors Programs

There are a variety of Honors Programs available campus wide.

Certificate Programs

Latino Media Studies Program

The Latino Media Studies program is designed to introduce undergraduate students in the College of Communication to United States Latino and Latin American issues in media and communication. Successful completion of program requirements leads to a concentration certificate.

Elements of Computing Program

The Elements of Computing Program, offered through the Department of Computer Sciences at The University of Texas at Austin, provides non-CS majors with a background in computing fundamentals and an introduction to key application areas of computing. Successful completion of the program leads to an Elements of Computing certificate.

Business Foundations Program

The Business Foundations Program (BFP) allows non-business majors to take business courses as a supplement to their degree program in the College of Communication. Successful completion of the program requirements leads to a certificate in Business Foundations.

Bridging Disciplines Program

The Bridging Disciplines Programs (BDPs) are designed to complement your departmental major with an interdisciplinary specialization. Admission to the Bridging Disciplines Programs is by application.