Overview

B.S. in Communication
All students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Communication must first take a 5-course core, including a writing and overview courses in their major field of study (e.g., public relations, journalism). By their first semester, junior year, students must declare a second major. The School of Communication has five undergraduate programs which offer nine majors of study.

B.F.A. in Visual Journalism
The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Visual Journalism is a special, inter-disciplinary program open only to a select number of students who have achieved a high academic record of performance. Offering courses in motion picture, broadcasting, multimedia and photography, the B.F.A. program culminates in a creative project in the student's chosen discipline.

Listing of Second Majors Available

• Africana Studies (AFS)
• American Studies (AMS)
• Anthropology (APY)
• Art (ART) / Art History (ARTH)
• Biochemistry (BCM)
• Biology (BIL)
• Chemistry (CHM)
• Computer Science (CSC)
• Criminology (CRI)
• Economics (ECOA)
• English: Areas of Concentration
• Literature (ENG)
• Creative Writing (ENG1)
• Women’s Literature (ENG2)
• British Literary History (ENG3)
• Ecosystem Science and Policy (ECS)
• French (FRE)
• Geography (GEG)
• Geological Sciences (GSC)
• German (GER)
• History (HIS)
• International Studies (ITS)
• Judaic Studies (JUS)
• Latin American Studies (LAS)
• Marine Affairs (MSA)
• Mathematics (MTH)
• Meteorology (MRT)
• Microbiology (MIC)
• Philosophy (PHI)
• Physics (PHY)
• Political Science (POL)
• Psychology (PSY)
• Religious Studies (REL)
• Sociology (SOC)
• Spanish (SPA)
• Sports Administration (SPAD)
• Theatre Arts (THA)
• Women's & Gender Studies (WGS)