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Journalism

 

     BA in Journalism

Starting Fall 2011 School of Communication Course names and numbers will be updated
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.

LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO
School of Communication · 820 N. Michigan Ave
Water Tower Campus · Chicago, IL 60611
Phone: 312.915.6548 · Fax: 312.915.6955 · E-mail: LoyolaSOC@luc.edu

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