Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences-Newark 6 courses
Sandrine Colard, B.A., Libre (Bruxelles); M.A., New York; M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Columbia We are excited to announce that the School of Arts & Sciences-Newark Journalism program will be going through some changes over the next few years. There is a plan in place that will focus on a review and redesign of the curriculum with the goal to create an updated program that better reflects today’s fast-changing media and communication world.
Required Journalism Core Courses
21:086:201 Introduction to Media Studies I (3) 21:086:202 Introduction to Media Studies II (3) 21:086:334 or 344 Journalism, Ethics, and the Law (3) 21:086:337 Basic Reporting and Newswriting (3) 21:086:338 Advanced Reporting (3) 21:086:340 Introduction to Multimedia (3) Total Credits for Minor: 18 credits
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