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Broadcasting and Journalism (B.A.) with Broadcasting concentration
Program Learning Outcomes
Graduates from Messiah’s Broadcasting and Journalism program can:
- Research effectively, write correctly and clearly in forms and styles appropriate for the communication professions, audiences, and purposes they serve, and present images and information effectively.
- Identify and provide examples of the key elements of a news story in multiple platforms.
- Apply tools and technologies appropriate for the communication professions in which they serve (radio, TV, web).
- Explain how various media platforms work, how they produce meanings, how they are organized, and how to use them wisely and effectively.
- Explain how to form and maintain healthy relationships with diverse others.
- Construct discourse intended to inform, persuade, and entertain.
- Articulate ethical communication principles and practices.
- Explain research methods in communication.
- Communicate effectively, ethically, and appropriately through writing, interaction, and speaking in public, interpersonal, and group contexts.
- Display proficiency in one area of communication sufficient to pursue a career and/or continue education at the graduate level.
- Articulate an awareness of options for employment in a communication-related.
- Articulate how faith connects to the discipline and students’ area of specialization in Communication.
Major Requirements
Complete the following for your major:
Three credits from the following:
Three credits from the following:
Three credits from the following:
Three credits from the following:
Three credits from the following:
INTE 391/394 must be taken for a letter grade to fulfill major requirement.
Broadcasting Concentration (12 credits)
Twelve credits from the following:
At least one 300/400 level course must be selected. Some courses have prerequisite requirements which may increase the size of the concentration.
General Education Requirements
Experiential Learning requirement |
|
0 |
General Education requirements |
|
Credits |
First Year Seminar |
IDFY 101/102H |
3 |
Written Communication |
ENGL 110/110H |
3 |
Oral Communication |
COMM 105 |
met/major |
Mathematical and Scientific Ways of Knowing |
Mathematics |
3 or 4 |
Science with Lab |
3 or 4 |
Social Scientific Ways of Knowing
|
Social Science |
3 |
Cultural/Humanistic Ways of Knowing |
24GE History |
3 |
Literary & Aesthetic Ways of Knowing
|
Literature or Arts |
3
|
Cultural/Humanistic Ways of Knowing
|
Philosophy or Religion |
3 |
Cultural/Humanistic Ways of Knowing |
1st and 2nd Level Language |
6 |
Intercultural Perspectives |
Intercultural Global or International Cross-cultural or 3rd Level Language |
3 |
Bible
|
24GE Bible |
3 |
Christian Beliefs
|
24GE Christian Beliefs |
3 |
Holistic Wellness
|
WELL 1xx |
1 |
Ethics and the Common Good
|
24GE Ethics and the Common Good |
3 |
Intercultural Perspectives
|
Intercultural U.S. or Domestic Cross-cultural |
3 |
Common Learning
|
Experiential Learning (INTE 391/394) |
met/major |
General Education requirements |
|
46-48 |
Major requirements (inclusive of concentration) |
|
46 |
Free Electives |
|
29-31 |
Total credits |
|
123 |