B.S. Degree in Documentary Journalism
B.S. Degree in Documentary Journalism
Description
The major in Documentary Journalism balances the breadth of the liberal arts and sciences curriculum with the depth of a professional curriculum in documentary journalism, along with a choice of unrestricted electives to provide a well-rounded educational experience. Majors must complete 120 credits with a minimum of 40 credits at the 300-400 levels. Majors will complete a minimum of 42 credits in LASC, 45 credits in the documentary journalism program, and the remaining credits will be available as unrestricted electives. Internships, while not formally required, are strongly encouraged to gain additional insight into the journalism profession.
Student Learning Outcomes
In addition to the overarching learning outcomes, the nuanced learning outcomes of the documentary journalism major are:
- Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of the principles of documentary journalism.
- Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of the ethical standards of the journalism profession.
- Investigate, write, report, photograph, edit and produce publications for print, broadcast and the internet that meets professional industry standards.
- Demonstrate an ability to work collaboratively as a member of a team.
- Demonstrate an entry-level professional competency through the successful completion of an internship or other professional field experience.
Program Delivery Mode
Land plus: face-to-face where some online courses may be available or required
Core Requirements
( 48 credits )
Designated Writing Intensive Course for Major
COMM 309 - Reporting