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Nov 21, 2024
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2024-2025 University Catalog
Journalism, B.A.
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The Journalism program prepares students to exercise good news judgment, to report the news with accuracy, balance and fairness and to recognize the value of public service and civic engagement. In this program, students learn newsgathering, writing, reporting and multimedia storytelling competencies that advance the publication of news and information across various media and online platforms. Experiential, hands-on learning in community engagement collaborations encourage students to practice the craft with integrity, accountability, transparency and in an ethical manner that respects human diversity and global sustainability.
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Program Requirements
Majors pursuing the Bachelor of Arts in Journalism must satisfy General Education curriculum requirements, the Public Speaking course requirement, COMM.210, and three foundation courses: COMM.101, COMM.295 and COMM.310. In addition, students must successfully complete 40 credits in the major, which include an internship, and a sufficient number of electives to total 120 credits. One of the Following Required Internships:
Two (2) Additional Elective Courses
at least one must be at the 300-level or above from the following offerings, some of which have prerequisites*: |
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