General Description of Communication Minor
A Minor in Communication complements most academic majors at Loyola College by enhancing and developing the student's personal communication skills and understanding of communication processes. The undergraduate Communication minor has a three-tier structure with student choice of courses in each tier: | tier | courses | description | 1 | 2 | Choose one 200-level Introductory Communication course in your Communication Specialization, plus one more | 2 | 4 | Choose four 300-level or 400-level courses; at least three must be in your Communication Specialization | 3 | 1 | Senior Seminar in Communication Specialization | | | 7 | Minor Total = seven courses |
Minor in Advertising / Public Relations Specialization - Description of Advertising / Public Relations Specialization
This minor specialization introduces students to promotion in the business world within agency or corporate settings. Job roles include advertising account executive, advertising media manager, public relations director, media director for a political campaign, and marketing consultant. This curricular specialization includes learning experiences in writing, analysis of case studies, management, and campaigns.
- Requirements for Minor in Advertising / Public Relations Specialization
Minor in Digital Media Specialization - Description of Digital Media Specialization
This specialization introduces students to careers in radio, television, broadcast news, audio/video production, graphic design, and interactive media/Web development. Job roles include broadcast station manager, technical director, videographer, radio announcer, video producer, graphic designer, animator, and Web developer. This curricular specialization includes learning experiences in media production, script writing, studio operations, special effects and animation, motion media history, and documentary.
- Requirements for Minor in Digital Media Specialization
Minor in Journalism Specialization - Description of Journalism Specialization
This specialization introduces the student to the news professions in a variety of media channels, including newspapers, magazines, books, radio, television, and the Internet. Job roles include news writer, columnist, editorialist, reporter, copy editor, section editor, managing editor, editor-in-chief, broadcast reporter, television news anchor, news director, and webmaster and blogger.
- Requirements for Minor in Journalism Specialization
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