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Communication Studies General Communication Curriculum
General Communication enables you to learn about interpersonal,
organizational and public communication while gaining practical
experience through workshops, forensics, campus activities and internships.
With a solid background in communication you will find many career
options available.
Bachelor of Arts
(Communication with emphasis in General Communication)
University Degree Requirements
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Hours |
| Specified General Education
Courses: |
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| Foundation Studies |
18 |
| Elective/Specified General Education
Courses: |
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| Liberal Arts |
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| International Studies component
(elect two of three courses) |
6 |
| Humanities (three electives) |
9 |
| Mathematics and Natural Sciences
(three electives, one laboratory) |
10 |
| Social and Behavioral Sciences
(three electives) |
9 |
| Upper-division Integrative Course
(one elective) |
3 |
| Modern Language Courses
(Beginning courses I & II) |
10 |
Department Requirements
| COMM
120/120L |
Introduction to Theatre/Lab |
4 |
| COMM
128 |
Mass Media in a Free Society |
3 |
| INT
140 |
Introduction to Electronic Media |
3 |
| COMM
318 |
Introduction to Organizational Communication |
3 |
| SLP
600 |
Normal and Pathological Communication |
3 |
Major Electives (General Communication Emphasis)
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Class schedules may be accessed at
http://www.fhsu.edu/sws.
For other course descriptions, refer to our University
Catalog.
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