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Multimedia Communication, Bachelor of Arts, Journalism & Public Communication Track

Students are prepared for careers in the ever-changing journalism and public relations fields, which includes producing content for a variety of platforms including print, broadcast, digital and social. Students gain practical and theoretical skills, knowledge and ethics applicable to finding, reporting, writing, editing, and producing news and public information using traditional as well as new and emerging media. These include print, television and radio, as well as social media and web-based platforms. Students acquire leadership and management skills working at the student-managed online news outlet and television station.

Journalism & Public Communication Track Requirements (15 credits)

In addition to the Multimedia Communication program core requirements, students must take an additional 15 credits in the following. 

Journalism & Public Communication Track Courses

COMM 220Advanced Media Writing

3
COMM 322Copy Editing

3
COMM 420Multimedia Features

3
COMM elective

3
COMM elective

3