Multimedia Journalism Minor

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Advisement for the minor is available from the Communication Department.

Students must complete at least 20-24 credit hours, including four core courses and two electives.
All minor courses must be completed with a C or better.
Students majoring in communication must complete a minor outside of the Communication Department. The multimedia journalism minor does not satisfy that requirement for communication majors.

Checklist

This checklist is an unofficial tool for planning. Matriculated students and advisors should consult the Academic Requirements Report in GullNet before and after registering for classes each semester to track academic progress.

University Undergraduate Minor Policies

Salisbury University minors require:

The completion of at least 18 credits with grades of C or better.
At least 15 credits applied toward the minor must be coursework that is not used to satisfy General Education requirements.
At least 9 credits must be earned at SU.

Minor Requirements

Core Courses (4 Courses)

Complete the Following:

COMM 101 - Introduction to Human Communication Studies 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 102 - Introduction to Mass Media 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 240 - Journalism I 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 241 - Journalism II 4 Hour(s) Credit

Elective Courses (2 Courses)

Complete 2 from the Following

COMM 337 - International Media Systems 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 338 - Mass Media Management 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 346 - Public Affairs Reporting 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 347 - Mobile Journalism 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 349 - Advanced Feature Storytelling 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 373 - Producing News Packages and Documentary Shorts 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 395 - Studies in Multimedia Journalism 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 399 - International Studies in Communication 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 434 - Television Magazine Production 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 438 - Mass Communication Law 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 439 - Critical Issues in New Media 4 Hour(s) Credit
COMM 466 - Specialized Reporting for TV and the Web 4 Hour(s) Credit