
Vision statement
The School of Journalism & Media Studies
envisions a global society where citizens are engaged in their
communities; where media professionals are ethical and committed to
social justice, and embrace technology to serve the public good; and
where people from all backgrounds think critically about the media.
JMS offerings
The School's curricula reflect the very
important themes stated in the Mission Statement. Students are required
to take a set of core classes in global communication and technology,
ethics and law, and research methods for professional communicators.
They also complement their in-class work with internships and
service-learning projects in the community.
Programs within the School prepare students
for careers in advertising, journalism, public relations, and other
media industries, as well as for jobs in a technologically driven
workforce landscape whose future media forms cannot be predicted. The
School of Journalism & Media Studies also prepares students to
enter careers as analysts, producers, and editors of media content in
government and private industry, as well as for graduate education in a
variety of disciplines and the law.
Master of Arts degree in communication with specialization
in:
►Mass
communication and media studies
►Investigative
Journalism (coming soon)
►Military PAO
Program in public relations
Major in journalism with the B.A. degree in liberal arts
and sciences.
►Journalism
Major in communication with the B.A. degree in liberal arts
and sciences:
►Emphasis in
advertising
►Emphasis
in public relations
►Specialization
in media studies
Academic Minors
►Minor
in advertising
►Minor
in journalism
►Minor
in public relations
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JMS Experience
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