A minimum grade of C- is required for all classes applied towards major requirements.
COM 1500/Intro to Communication, 4 credits
JOU2515/Journalism I, 4 credits
One of the following courses: COM 1400/Intro to Video Techniques and Technology, 4 credits or COM 2050/Intro to Media Writing: 4 credits or COM 2020/ Visual Communication, 4 credits
COM 3100/Communication Research: 4 credits
COM 3110/Strategic Message Design: 4 credits
COM 3280/ Media Literacy: 4 credits
Diversity of Experience (Humanities elective), 4 credits . Choose From:
A minimum of 4 credits in:
Art History (ARH)
History (HIS)
Literature (LIT)
Philosophy (PHI)
Writing (WRI) – with the exception of WRI 1110/College Writing
8. Concentration: Choose from TV Production or Strategic Communication (15-16 credits in either concentration. At least 8 credits must be upper level).
COM2010/Group Collaboration
COM3020/Law, Ethics and the Media
COM3040/Mass Media: A Cultural History
COM3320/Documentary Production
COM3350/Persuasive Speaking
COM3365/ Advanced Psychology of Communication
COM3375/Podcasting and Audio Storytelling
COM3710/A Critical Look at Television in Society
COM3720/ TV Laboratory
COM4720/Advanced TV Laboratory
FLM3025/Documentary Filmmaking
HIS3687/Historia, Memoria, e Identidad
HIS3855/Oral History Workshop
HIS3875/Digital Histories Studio: Oral Narratives and Archives
JOU3100/Photojournalism
JOU3160/Broadcast News I
JOU3170/Broadcast News II
JOU3360/Narrative Nonfiction Podcasting
JOU3500/Multimedia Tools
JOU4030/Socially Engaged Multimedia
JOU4040/MultiMedia II
LIT3025/Women and Film
MSA3020/Reality TV
NME2420/Video Art I
PHO3755/ introduction to Photoshop
PSW1010/Screenwriting I
PSW1050/Intro to Television Writing
PSW3120/The Writer and the Documentary
PSW3300/Writing for the Television
PSW3400/TV Writer’s Room
PSW3500/Writing the Web Series
PSW3701/The Business of Writing
AMG2300/Communicating the Arts
AMG3080/Entertainment Public Relations
AMG3520/Marketing the Arts
AMG3610/Social Media and the Arts
ASN2020/Manhattan Chinatown: Labor, Gentrification, and Resistance
COM2005/Spoken Word
COM2010/Group Collaboration
COM2020/Visual Communication
COM2030/Going Global: Intercultural Communication
COM3020/Law, Ethics and the Media
COM3040/Mass Media: A Cultural History
COM3120/Negotiation Skills
COM3130/Public Communication Campaigns
COM3250/Business Communication
COM3300/Management and Communication
COM3340/Platforming Justice
COM3350/Persuasive Speaking
COM3365/ Advanced Psychology of Communication
COM3370/Crises Communication
COM3375/Podcasting and Audio Storytelling
COM3380/integrated Marking Communication
COM3700/Teamwork Through Meetings
COM3701/The Business of Writing
CMS3150/Celebrity Culture
JOU3020/Reporting the Regions
JOU3090/The Art of the Interview
JOU3200/Feature Writing
JOU3374/The Literature of Journalism
JOU3540/Freelance Writing: Finding your Digital Voice
HIS3027/History’s Places and Spaces: Museums, Movies and Materials
HIS3575/History of Popular Culture in the United States
HIS3687/Historia, Memoria, e Identidad
HIS3855/Oral History Workshop
HIS3875/Digital Histories Studio: Oral Narratives and Archives
PHO3755/Introduction to Photoshop
SOC3455/Conflict Management and Mediation
9. COM4800/Senior Capstone: 4 credits
Note:
Students who are wishing to obtain a dual degree (BFA/MUSB degree combined with a BA or BS degree or a BS degree combined with a BA degree) must satisfy the academic requirements for each degree and major. See complete dual degree policy.
Note that additional credits must be completed in order to obtain a second degree, and that in many cases this will require a student to extend their studies by one or more semesters. Please see your advisor for more information and guidance.
Students who entered into the program prior to Fall 2024, follow this curriculum:
In addition to meeting General Education requirements, all communications majors must complete the following requirements (35-36 credits):
COM 1500/Intro to Communication: 4 credits
COM 2010/Group Collaboration: 3 credits OR JOU2515/Journalism I, 4 credits (as of Fall 2023)
One of the following courses: COM 1400/Intro to Video Techniques and Technology: 3 credits COM 2050/Intro to Media Writing: 4 credits COM 2020/Visual Communication: 4 credits
COM 3100/Communication Research: 4 credits
COM 3110/Strategic Message Design: 4 credits
Area of Interest: TV Production OR Advertising and Public Relations * (choose from a list of courses below): 12 credits. Out of the 12 credits 8 credits must be upper level.
COM 4800/Senior Capstone: 4 credits
A minimum grade of C- is required for all classes applied towards major requirements.
Areas of Interest
COM2710/A Critical Look at Television in Society
COM3020/Law, Ethics, and the Media
COM3040/Mass Media: A Cultural History
COM3320/Documentary Production
COM3350/Persuasive Speaking
COM3365/Advanced Psychology of Communication
COM3375/Podcasting and Audio Storytelling
COM3720/TV Laboratory
COM4720/Advanced TV Laboratory
FLM3025/Documentary Filmmaking
HIS3687/Historia, Memoria e Identidad
HIS3855/Oral History Workshop
JOU3100/Photojournalism
JOU3160/Broadcast News I
JOU3170/Broadcast News II
JOU3360/Narrative Nonfiction Podcasting
JOU3500/Video Journalism I
JOU4030/Socially Engaged Multimedia
JOU4040/Video Journalism II
LIT3025/Women in Film
MSA3020/Reality TV
NME2420/Video Art I
PHO3755/Introduction to Photoshop
PSW1010/Screenwriting I
PSW1050/Intro to Television Writing
PSW3120/The Writer and the Documentary
PSW3300/Writing for Television
PSW3400/The TV Writer’s Room
PSW3500/Writing the Web Series
AMG2300/Communicating the Arts
AMG3520/Marketing the Arts
AMG3610/Social Media and the Arts
COM2000/Spoken Word
COM2005/Public Speaking
COM2020/Visual Communication
COM2030/Sport Intercultural Communication
COM3020/Law, Ethics, and the Media
COM3040/Mass Media: A Cultural History
COM3120/Negotiation Skills
COM3130/Public Communication Campaigns
COM3300/Management and Communication
COM3350/Persuasive Speaking
COM3365/Advanced Psychology of Communication
COM3370/Crises Communication
COM3375/Podcasting and Audio Storytelling
COM3700/Teamwork Through Meetings
COM3701/The Business of Writing
COM3880/Integrated Marketing Communication
HIS3027/History’s Places and Spaces: Museums, Movies and Materials
HIS3575/History of Popular Culture in the United States