Journalism
BA in Journalism
| Starting Fall 2011 School of Communication Course names and numbers will be updated |
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jOURNALISM mAJOR (students starting at Loyola Unviersity before Fall 2010) |
| jOURNALISM mAJOR (students starting at Loyola University Fall 2010 or later) |
| jOURNALISM mINOR (students starting at Loyola Unviersity before Fall 2010) |
| jOURNALISM mINOR (students starting at Loyola University Fall 2010 or later) |
| jOURNALISM INTERNSHIPS |
Loyola University Chicago’s journalism major leading to a bachelor of arts degree provides students with a comprehensive education focusing on both the traditional and advanced skills needed for various media outlets. The curriculum combines hands-on learning with a focus on ethics, values and social concerns. The major:
- Develops professionals with a commitment to social justice who excel in interviewing, researching, reporting, writing, publishing and broadcasting, and producing news, sports, entertainment, advertising or other material.
- Incorporates 39 credit hours including a communication core, a journalism core and electives, and two integration experiences, giving students essential coursework complemented with real-world work.
- Offers areas of specialty in radio broadcasting, public broadcasting and documentary studies.
- Requires another area of study to ensure students are knowledgeable about the subjects of their reporting—for example, history, political science or religion.
- Reflects the university’s emphasis on linking intellectual exploration and professional development with an awareness of community and social commitment.

