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MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM STUDIES
This concentration highlights the new challenges to journalism in a changing public sphere defined by the emergence of new technologies, global media organizations, and a 24-hour news cycle. Drawing on social science and cultural studies research, this broad range of courses allows graduate students to assess how the above factors influence the potential for democratic citizenship, both nationally and internationally. The program enhances the skills of working media professionals as well as preparing students for careers in academia, journalism, and related fields.
Recommended Courses
JOU 6318JOU 6345
COM 6511
SPC 6710
MMC 6705
COM 6316
COM 6340
MMC 6607
COM 6402
SPC 6670
MMC 6617
COM 6335
MMC 6408
COM 6944
Journalism, News Media, and the Public Agenda
International Journalism in a Multi-media Environment
Political Communication
Intercultural Communication
Feminist Cultural Studies
Quantitative Communication Research
Qualitative Communication Research
Studies in Mass Communication Institutions
Communication and Modern Cultural Theory
Language and Communication
Media and the Environment
Computer-Mediated Communication
Mass Media Theory
Theory and Practice of Teaching Communication
Approved Special Topics Courses (COM 6931, FIL 6935,
COM 6341, COM 6015, SPC 6935)
Approved Directed Independent Study, undergraduate, Departmental elective, outside of Department, and/or transfer credits up to established maximums.
