Mass Communications & Media Studies Minor

Students pursuing an interdisciplinary minor in Mass Communications and Media Studies are required to:

1. Take “Sociology 40: Media and Society” (formerly “Introduction to Mass Media”) or an alternative approved by the CMS Director.

2. Complete four elective courses from the Communications and Media Studies Program's approved course list

3. Complete either a Senior Project or an Option Course

The four elective courses must be from at least three departments, and they must include at least one course in the disciplinary area of Social Sciences and at least one course in the disciplinary area of Humanities and the Arts. Students cannot "double count" a course for fulfillment of a foundation requirement and for the MCMS minor, and they may use a maximum of two credits from the minor to count also toward a major, another minor, and distribution requirements.

Students may count one Media Practice course or credited internship in which they learn skills in media production (e.g. photography, journalism, video, film, multi-media, graphic design, advertising copy).

Students who are doing a Senior Project must also participate in a Senior Colloquium.

For a complete list of requirements for the MCMS minor, please consult the
MCMS Minor Information Sheet.

 

Below is a full list of courses that count
for the MCMS minor.

For the preliminary spring '10 course list, click here.
For the fall '09 course list, click here.

See below for previous course lists for the MCMS minor.

Summer 2009 Spring 2009   Fall 2008   Summer 2008 Spring 2008   

Fall 2007   Summer 2007    Spring 2007    Fall 2006    Spring 2006     

Fall 2005  Spring 2005    Fall 2004    Spring 2004    Fall 2003  Spring 2003

 

For a complete list of CMS Forms — including information about Senior Projects,
Course Options, and Internships — click here.

 

 
 

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