Journalism
The journalism program gives you theoretical and practical experience. You will develop an understanding of the news media's essential role in society and get practical
reporting experience. You can take classes in publications and Web design, reporting, photography, and media ethics. You will do an internship to give you professional experience.
Journalism students are required to minor in another department to gain a broader liberal arts background. The program gives more than $30,000 in scholarships to talented journalism students
each year. Students may earn either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree.
Department Core - 15 Hours |
| *Comm 202 |
Public Speaking Recommended, or Comm 101 |
| Comm 204 |
Media and Society |
| Comm 209 |
Introduction to Research in Communications |
| Comm 290 |
Media Writing |
| Comm 459 |
Communication Law |
| *Comm 479 |
Communication Ethics or other capstone course |
| Comm 492 |
Internship Recommended, or Comm 495 - Senior Capstone Experience |
| Each Concentration - 15 Hours |
| * General Education |
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Journalism Courses |
| Comm 270 |
Photojournalism |
| Comm 309 |
Reporting I |
| Comm 327 |
Publications Design/DTP |
| Comm 372 |
World Wide Web |
| Comm 409 |
Reporting II |
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