Communication, B.S., TV/Video Production Concentration

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The bachelor of arts degree program has a strong journalism and public relations concentration. In addition, interpersonal communication theory is emphasized, giving the student a broad background in all the elements of the communication field.

B.S., Communication

Students earning a B.S. degree in communication are required to complete 121 credits, including the University Core Curriculum and the Communication program core.

Core Curriculum

40 credits

The following courses must be completed and will be utilized in partial fulfillment of University Core Curriculum requirements.

MATH 1127 - Finite Mathematics
This course will be used to fulfill CC 2.2 requirement.
DGAD 1101 - Introduction to Multimedia
This course may be used to fulfill CC 3.

Required Communication Core

9 credits

These courses develop the foundation knowledge and competencies from which additional advanced course work may follow.

Required Concentration Courses

21 credits

The Experiential Education requirement is met through the completion of COMM 4597 - Practicum

Required Communication Electives

6 credits. Select two of the following:

Additional Required Courses

Plus fifteen electives chosen with the advisor (45 credits)