Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication

Graduate Program - Courses & Requirements

People Undergraduate Students Graduate Students Admissions Courses & Requirements Course Syllabi Thesis/Creative Deadlines & Timelines Beyond the Master's Other Information Faculty & Staff Alumni Advisory Council Information Admissions Calendar Computer Lab Sched. News Resources Internships & Jobs About Greenlee Greenlee School Quick Facts History State of the School Assessment Plan	Summary of Core and Elective Courses Core Courses for both Tracks Jl MC 501 Theories of Mass Communication Jl MC 502 Communication Research Methods Jl MC 510 Strategies of Communication Jl MC 592 Introduction to Graduate Study in Journalism and Communication Jl MC 598 Seminars in Mass Communication Electives for the Research Track Jl MC 520 Public Relations Theory and Method Jl MC 521 Theories of Visual Communication Jl MC 561 Media and Society: Interrelationships Jl MC 574 Communication Technologies and Social Change Jl MC 576 World Communication Systems Development Jl MC 590 Special Topics Electives for the Professional Track Jl MC 506 Media Management Jl MC 524 Public Relations Campaigns Jl MC 547 Science Communication Jl MC 561 Media and Society: Interrelationships Jl MC 576 World Communication Systems Development Jl MC 590 Special Topics Jl MC 591 Professional Internship A minimum of six elective credits must be taken outside the Greenlee School. Students electing to write a thesis must take a methodology course outside the School.	The Greenlee Reading Room is a great resource for students. Did you know? The Reading Room has a media room with a DVD player, VCR, telephone, typewriter and an audiocassette player.