Broadcast Journalism
Major Concentration in Broadcast Journalism
Four required core courses:
- JOUR 100 Mass Communication and Society
- JOUR 105 Visual Communication
- JOUR 110 Media Writing and Information Gathering
- JOUR 480 Media Ethics
Plus an allied requirement:
The allied requirement can be fulfilled in various ways. A student may take a minor, double major, or a mixture of six beginning, intermediate and advanced courses (24 credits) from two or more related disciplines. The student has considerable freedom and flexibility in selecting courses or a minor to fulfill this requirement, but before choosing an option, students should consult with the department chair and the academic adviser.
Plus five Broadcast Journalism concentration courses:
- COMM 160 Electronic Media Production
- COMM 270 Videography: Television Production in the Field
- JOUR 260 Broadcast Reporting
- JOUR 460 Advanced Broadcast Reporting
- Plus one of the following:
- COMM 365 Documentary in American Culture
- COMM 465 Current Issues in Electronic Media
- JOUR 301 Journalism History
- JOUR 304 Media Law
- JOUR 305 Gender, Race and Mass Media
- JOUR 402 Society, Culture and the Media
- JOUR 404 Media Structure and Power
- JOUR 410 Advanced ReportingThe minor concentration in Broadcast Journalism requires five courses:
- COMM 160 Electronic Media Production
- JOUR 100 Mass Communication and Society
- JOUR 110 Media Writing and Information Gathering
- JOUR 260 Broadcast Reporting
- JOUR 460 Advanced Broadcast Reporting