Podcasting
- Starts
- Nov 5, 2026
- Where
- In person
- Cost
- $1,400, estimated
SUNY Oswego · Oswego · Digital & Media Design

Learn to harness the power of communication with this customizable microcredential! Every learner will gain the essential skills needed to be successful in today's professional world such as: digital creation; web design including UX and UI and content management systems (WordPress); graphic design; content development; social media campaigns; basic photography; and illustration using key software including Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. You then have the option to select your final course: Strategic Communication for Business where you will develop an effective promotional and advertising campaign; or, Integrated Media Writing and Design where the focus is on communicating effectively with online audiences by learning to write concise and compelling content for various online formats and applying digital media production. Successful completion of this microcredential prepares all for continued study and provides current professionals at small companies or organizations responsible for the website and social media with needed specialized skills to enhance the user experience and grow market share. This microcredential can also provide communications professionals at any company or organization with an opportunity to refresh their skills to keep pace or advance, or prepare for freelance opportunities. This microcredential can also serve as an entry point into the communications field for those looking to apply for entry-level web design, social media, or graphic design positions.
Taught by Rosabella Koppe and Foss De Roos.
Digital Media & Communication Design Microcredential
Digital badge from SUNY Oswego when you finish
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10.8 continuing education units (CEUs)
Often used for professional license renewal
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No help with the cost is listed for this course. You may still qualify for programs the campus knows about.
This course may count for credit at these campuses. The receiving campus decides when you apply.
| Campus | Program | Counts as | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upstate Medical University | Information Technology, Associate | CIS 120 Computer Applications | 6 |
| SUNY Old Westbury | Information Technology, Associate | CIS 120 Computer Applications | 4 |
Agreement dated Mar 10, 2025. This site doesn't award credit; check with the receiving campus.
Entry-level IT roles often require a certification rather than a degree.
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