Fayetteville State University
Offered by the Department of Communication, Languages, and Cultures, this degree includes study in speech communication, mass communication, media production, and journalism. Students demonstrate comprehension of communication theories, design and report communication research, and critically evaluate the media industry and the role of journalism in civic society. Facilities include the student newspaper, internet radio station, and campus television studios.
120 credits
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