Journalism |
Academic Requirements | Minor in Journalism
Courses | Faculty
In addition to meeting general degree requirements, all journalism majors must complete the following:
*JOU 2515 and 3515 must be taken initially and in sequence.
Journalism Electives
New courses may be added to the list below. To find out if a new course falls into one of these categories, students should check with their faculty advisor.
JOU 2050/Digital Photography II**
JOU 2200/Writing About Cities
JOU 2310/Freedom and the Media
JOU 2520/Introduction to Media
JOU 2527/Web Journalism
JOU 2550/Public Relations
JOU 3015/Headlines Into History
JOU 3030/Women in Journalism
JOU 3040/Race, Gender, and the Media
JOU 3060/History of Journalism
JOU 3100/Photojournalism**
JOU 3200/Feature Writing
JOU 3210/Editing and Production Workshop
JOU 3220/The Art of Sportswriting
JOU 3230/The Beat of Music Journalism
JOU 3250/Multiple Platform Writing (added Fall 2008, 8/19/08)
JOU 3260/Environmental Journalism (added Spring 2009, 9/18/08)
JOU 3400/Voice of Sept. 11 Workshop
JOU 3525/Electronic News Media
JOU 3530/Resources for Reporters
JOU 3600/News Editing
JOU 4000/The Art of Criticism
JOU 4010/Covering the Arts (added Spring 2009, 9/22/08)
JOU 4100/Narrative Journalism
JOU 4300/Introduction to Broadcast Journalism
JOU 4310/Advanced Broadcast News
JOU 4320/Broadcast Writing (added Spring 2009, 9/22/08)
JOU 4515/Journalism III: Media Production
**JOU 1100/Digital Photography I or JOU 2100/Photography for Journalists is a prerequisite for JOU 2050 and JOU 3100. JOU 1100 and 2100 do not count toward requirements for the major.
Updated Sept. 22, 2008