New York University School of Professional Studies 57 courses 36 total credits
With an emphasis upon real-world, workplace-based learning, the 36-credit Master of Science in Publishing provides students with a practical foundation in book and media publishing. Through a combination of classroom learning and hands-on experience with key programs and platforms, the Master of Science in Publishing helps students gain the skills required for success in today’s publishing workplace. The program builds competence in the creative and content development elements of the industry, including acquiring and editing for print and digital formats. Students also learn essential business functions such as marketing and publicity, sales, finance, and business development. You may elect to take a flexible full-time (courses three or four nights a week) or part-time schedule, designed to accommodate your studies and your work in the industry. Your professors in the classroom are working publishing professionals, including publishers and editors; marketing, publicity, and sales directors; and other high-level leaders who introduce you to the latest business strategies as well as provide access to valuable networking contacts. In addition, an advisory board of senior industry executives supports student interests and facilitates publishing events. Distinguished alumni, who are top industry leaders, return to the classroom to share their knowledge with the next generation of publishing professionals. Learning occurs not only in the classroom, but also through industry visits to publishing and media companies, as well as lectures and workshops by prominent guest speakers. The global nature of the program enables qualified students to volunteer at major trade conferences and events, including the Frankfurt, London, and Bologna Book Fairs. The program offers an extensive network of industry contacts, and facilitates student participation in a variety of other industry events and conferences in NYC and nationally. In addition, students may enroll in an elective internship program.
Required Courses
Electives
Select six credits from any of the courses listed below or they may choose to take additional courses from the Areas of Study.
Capstone
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| PUBB1-GC 1155 | Finance in Publishing II | 1.5 |
| PUBB1-GC 1900 | Capstone | 3 |
Media Content Development
Media Marketing and Distribution
Media Profitability
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