Degree Programs
A.A. Liberal Arts & Sciences (Concentration: Communication Studies)
A.S. Theatre (Concentrations: Acting, Technical Theatre)
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A.S. Film & Media Production
Gen Ed Pathways Course Offerings
2.A. World Cultures & Global Issues: SP-213 Intercultural Communication
2.B. U.S. & Its Diversity: SP-211: Speech Communication 112: Queer Theatre
2.C. Creative Expression: FMP-243: American Film History FMP-244: Elements of Film FMP-245: Introduction to Electronic Media FMP-246: Media Criticism SP-321: Oral Performance for the Actor & Speaker TH-111: Introduction to Theatre TH-120: Acting I (for the non-major)
2.D. Individual & Society: SP-101: Introduction to Communication Studies SP 212: Interpersonal Communication SP-214: Communication in a Professional SettingSP-217: Business Communication
2.E. Scientific World: SP-215 Phoentics SP-216 Introduction to Language Science and Linguistics
QCC Theatre Auditions - Fall 2026
EURYDICE by Sarah Ruhl / Directed by Prof. C. Julian Jiménez
September 9 - 11, 2026
Auditions are OPEN TO ALL QCC STUDENTS, regardless of MAJOR.
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Transfer Articulation Agreements
Students graduating with an Associate’s degree are extremely attractive to 4-year colleges. Colleges that may have been out-of-reach financially or academically after high school, now seek to fill vacated seats in the junior year, with many offering substantial scholarships.
Before you transfer, graduate. Completing your Associate Degree first, ensures your courses & credits have lifetime value. If you transfer before you graduate, your community college credits will be evaluated course by course reducing the chances that your courses & credits will transfer.
Articulation Agreements: We have agreements that allow graduates of Queensborough to complete a bachelor’s degree in an efficient manner after transfer, with the following:
Adelphi University
A.S. Theatre (Concentration: Acting) to B.F.A. Theatre Arts (Acting)
Baruch College
A.A. Liberal Arts and Sciences (Communication Studies) to B.A. Communications Studies
Brooklyn College
A.S. Film and Media Production to B.A. Film
A.S. Film and Media Production to B.A. TV and Radio
A.A. Liberal Arts and Sciences (Communication Studies) to B.A. Communication Sciences and Disorders
A.A. Liberal Arts and Sciences (Communication Studies) to B.A. Professional Communication
The City College of New York
A.S. Theatre to B.A. Theatre
Lehman College
A.S. Theatre to B.A. Theatre
A.S. Theatre to B.F.A. Multimedia Performing Arts
St. John’s University
A.A. Liberal Arts and Sciences (Communication Studies) to B.A. Rhetoric and Public Address
A.A. Liberal Arts and Sciences (Communication Studies) to B.A. Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
Contact the Transfer Resource Centerfor more information.
Mission
We support the mission of the college by offering academic coursework that is rigorous in nature, pedagogically sound, and prepares students for further studies and careers in Communication Studies; Theatre Arts; and Film and Media Production. Our Department provides students with experiential learning opportunities designed to advance their capacity for expressive, effective communication.
Goals
Develop and deliver courses and academic programs that support student success and maintain the highest level of academic rigor.
Encourage and support faculty as teachers, scholars, and members of an academic community who provide college service to advance the goals of the institution.
Collaborate with Academic Affairs, the Office of Pre-College Learning, other academic departments, and the campus community in support of academic initiatives for student success and the college’s mission and goals.
Develop and implement processes and practices that assess for student learning in support of the college’s dedication to academic excellence.
Solidarity Statement
Dear Students,
We are here for you during this difficult time. We support and stand in solidarity with black people and communities of color, today and in each day to come. We see you and we commit to the following:
-To continue to question our histories and disrupt practices that reinforce oppression and inequities.
-To commit to actively combatting racism, bigotry and violence.
-To share resources and amplify Black and POC voices.
-To recognize that the fight against institutional racism is never finished
Below you will find a google doc link with resources for self-care, engagement, and action. This is a living document that will continue to be updated. We offer this to you to engage with as much or as little as you wish. We are also here to listen to you. We invite you to collaborate in the creation of this living document by sharing your suggestions, and/or letting us know your needs.
Thank you to Professor Ari Fulton for initiating and calling our faculty into action in the creation of this resource. Thank you to Professor Heather Huggins, Professor C. Julian Jiménez, and Professor Liisa Yonker for acting as faculty contributors. Special thanks to Chairperson Georgia McGill for her support in this statement and living document.
In solidarity,
The Faculty & Staff of the Department of Communication, Theatre, & Media Production
