Minor in Multimedia Journalism

What Will I Learn?

The Minor in Multimedia Journalism offers students from any major the opportunity to learn basic journalism skills and theories in as few as two semesters.

Who Can Apply?

As a flexible program, this minor may be completed while current students are pursing any BA at LAU or after graduation in the case of LAU alumni and graduates from other universities.

Program Educational Objectives

The Minor in Multimedia Journalism aims to:

1. Impart basic conceptual and practical knowledge of careers in multimedia journalism, and
2. Cultivate an appreciation of the theoretical, professional and ethical aspects of journalism and media studies.

Student Outcomes

Upon completion of the Minor in Multimedia Journalism, students should be able to:

1. Demonstrate knowledge of the functions and roles of various news production environments,
2. Produce objective, accurate, balanced and engaging news content that reflects a variety of voices,
3. Apply journalistic principles and legal and ethical standards across various news media platforms, and
4. Create ethical and civically engaged news content that communicates with diverse audiences.

Curriculum

The Minor in Multimedia Journalism requires 18 credits, distributed as follows:

• Required Core Courses (6 credits)
• Minor Electives (12 credits)

Core Courses (6 credits)

Minor Electives (12 credits)

Professional Electives