Media Studies, BA
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Media Studies | 35 | |
| COMMUNICATION TODAY | ||
| PROFESSIONAL WRITING I: STYLE | ||
| PROFESSIONAL WRITING II:CRAFT | ||
| SOCIAL MEDIA IN SOCIETY/BUSINESS | ||
| MEDIA LAW AND ETHICS | ||
| COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH METH | ||
| COMPREHENSIVE EXPERIENCE | ||
| Select 5 courses: | ||
| REPORTER'S NARRATIVE: STYLE | ||
| REPORTER'S NARRATIVE: CRAFT | ||
| MEDIA EFFECTS | ||
| PERSUASIVE WRITING/RHETORIC | ||
| SEMIOTICS:SIGNS & SYMBOLS | ||
| CASE STUDIES IN MEDIA ETHICS | ||
| WRITING FOR ADVOCACY | ||
| WRITERS ON WRITING | ||
| INTERNET AND THE LAW | ||
| JOURNALISM AS LITERATURE | ||
| WOMEN, MINORITIES & MEDIA | ||
| MEDIA & DEMOCRACY | ||
| STRATEGIC WRITING & PROFESSIONAL COMM | ||
| GLOBAL MARKETING & COMMUNICATION | ||
| PRINC & PRACT OF PUB RELATIONS | ||
| THE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN | ||
| HEALTH COMMUNICATION | ||
| WRITING IN DIGITAL ENVIRONMENTS | ||
| 20TH CENT AMER IN FILM/HIST | ||
| MEDIA & SOCIAL CHANGE | ||
| WORLD CINEMA | ||
| NEWS MEDIA ETHICS | ||
| MEDIA AND POLITICS | ||
| MEDIA & SOCIAL CHANGE | ||
| SOCIAL MEDIA & SOCIETY | ||
| MEDIA & PUBLIC OPINION | ||
| CRIME IN A DIGITAL SOCIETY | ||
| RELIGION AND FILM | ||
| Out of Major Cognate | 3 | |
| EFFECTIVE SPEAKING & PRESENTATIONS | ||
| Modern or Classical Language 1 | 3 | |
| General Education Requirements 2 | 37 | |
| General Electives | 42 | |
| Total Credits | 120 | |
| 1 | The modern language must be at the 202 level and may be modern or classical (Latin). Students not prepared to begin at this level will need to take additional courses. Those additional courses will count as general electives. |
| 2 | The Jandoli School of Communication requires MATH-107 or MATH-135 to satisfy the University’s Quantitative Literacy General Education Requirement. |
NOTE: Students must complete internship requirements totaling 400 hours either on- or off-campus under the guidance of the Jandoli School internship coordinator. Transfer students must complete 100 hours for each year they are on campus.
Students must take a minimum of 72 hours outside of JMC and SC coursework, per ACEJMC guidelines.