Maine Educational Talent Search

Featured Program – New England School of Communications at Husson University

Posted on April 29, 2016 by steven.visco

More commonly known as NESCOM, the New England School of Communications has been around since 1981. In the late 90s, NESCOM merged with Husson, and in 2014 it officially became recognized as the fifth school and college of the University.

NESCOM has approximately 500 students who are working towards Bachelor of Science degrees in Communications Technology, Mass Communications and Entertainment Production. Students within the Communications Technology degree may choose a concentration in Audio Engineering, Live Sound Technology, Video Production or WebMedia. Students within the Mass Communications degree may choose a concentration in Journalism, Marketing Communications, Radio Broadcasting, or Sports Journalism.

Facilities at NESCOM are cutting edge, with over $350,000 spent annually leasing equipment!

For more information about Husson and NESCOM, visit http://www.husson.edu/nescom.

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