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Apr 19, 2024
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COMM 330 - International Communication
Delivery: Lecture
Prerequisites: COMM 100 or COMM 101; junior standing or consent of instructor
International communication examines the role of media and communication technologies in the changing global political economy. This course will introduce students to the different media systems around the world. By both analyzing the content and context of these various media systems, students will gain a keen appreciation and understanding of cultural difference in the production and reception of media texts, audiences, and institutions. Further, students will explore the complex roles of western media and communication technology in the international arena and discuss specific aspects and issues with regard to their historical, political, and economic ramifications.
Fall and Spring
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