JOMC Courses Approved for Credit Toward J.D.
JOMC Courses Approved for Credit Toward J.D. for M.A./J.D. Dual Degree StudentsJOMC 701 – Mass Communication Research Methods (3 hours)
JOMC 703 – Mass Communication Qualitative Methods (3 hours)
JOMC 704 – Statistics for Mass Communication Research (3 hours)
JOMC 742 – Readings in Mass Communication History (3 hours)
JOMC 705 – Theories of Mass Communication (3 hours)
JOMC 743 – Media Management (3 hours)
JOMC 801 – Seminar in Mass Communication Research Methods (3 hours)
JOMC 840 – Seminar in Mass Communication Law (3 hours)
JOMC 841 – Seminar in Mass Communication and Society Perspectives (3 hours)
JOMC 842 – Seminar in Mass Communication History (3 hours)
JOMC 846 – Seminar in International Communication (3 hours)
JOMC 347 – Seminar in Communication for Social Change (3 hours)
JOMC 870 – Seminar in Social and Economic Problems in Advertising (3 hours)
JOMC 993 – Thesis (3 hours) (must be traditional legal research thesis approved by student’s advisers in the School of Law and the School of Journalism and Mass Communication)
Note: This list is subject to change and students should consult their advisers in the School of Law and the School of Journalism and Mass Communication about their course selections. Degree plans for M.A./J.D. dual degree students must be approved by their advisers in the School of Law and the School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
