Program Closures

The following is a list of program closures and their effective closure years. These programs are in teach-out as of the fall of the closure year noted. These programs are not accepting any new students, per the university teach-out policy.

Program Closure Year
Undergraduate Programs
Biblical Ministries, B.S. 2023
Communication, B.S. 2023
Early Childhood, B.S. 2023
Entertainment Business, B.S. 2023
Interdisciplinary Studies, B.A. 2023
Interdisciplinary Studies, B.S. 2023
Organizational Leadership, B.S. 2023
Public Relations and Digital Media Management, B.S. 2023
Graduate Programs
Public Relations and Reputation Management, M.A. (Digital Management) 2023
Public Relations and Reputation Management, M.A. (Leadership) 2023
Public Relations and Reputation Management, M.A. (Media Ethics) 2023
Public Relations and Reputation Management, M.A. (Strategic Communication) 2023
Public Relations Certificate in Leadership and Ethics 2023
Public Relations Certificate in Social Media 2023
Public Relations Certificate in Strategic Communication 2023

The following are program closures' curriculum requirements as of their closure year. Additional details on each program may be found on their program pages in the 2022-23 catalog.

Biblical Ministries, B.S.

Program-Specific Core Curriculum Courses
The Core Curriculum requirement for Kinesiology and Health Science has been waived for this major.
Bible Requirement
Biblical Interpretation and Spiritual Formation
Foundations of Christian Thought
Old Testament History and Literature
New Testament History and Literature
Theology I
Theology II
Early Christian History - Acts
Gospel of John
Lukan Writings
Synoptic Gospels
Gospel, Kingdom, and Culture (Methods of Bible Study) 1
Integration Seminar (Christian Ministries) 2
Select a 3-credit BBST 300/400 approved elective
Program Courses
CEED 150Foundations of Ministry3
CEED 254Leadership Development3
CEED 255Foundations of Spiritual Formation3
CEED 312Christian Ministry Skills3
CEED 313Christian Ministry Discipleship3
CEED 326Counseling Methods3
CEED 330Biblical Interpretation and Teaching3
CEED 415Organization and Administration of Christian Ministries3
CEED 445Ministry Field Work3
Select 6 credits of upper-division BBST or CEED elective courses6
Total Credits33
1

BBST 365 is a course with a variety of different sections. Biblical Ministries majors are required to take the specific section entitled "Methods of Bible Study."

2

BBST 465 is a course offered in partnerships with various departments with a variety of different sections. Those with the Biblical Ministries major are required to take the specific section entitled "Christian Ministries."

Communication, B.S.

Program-Specific Core Curriculum Courses
The Core Curriculum requirement for Kinesiology and Health Science has been waived for this major.
The Rhetorical Act (required Communication Core Curriculum course for the Communication Studies Department) 1
Bible Requirement
Biblical Interpretation and Spiritual Formation
Foundations of Christian Thought
Old Testament History and Literature
New Testament History and Literature
Christian Theology
Early Christian History - Acts
BBST Integrative course (taken as COMM 390)
BBST Integrative course (taken as COMM 392)
BBST Integrative course (taken as COMM 490)
BBST Integrative course (taken as COMM 492)
Program Courses
COMM 100Introduction to Public Communication3
COMM 235Interpersonal Communication3
COMM 254Communication Theories3
COMM 272History of Communication3
COMM 387Organizational Communication3
COMM 390Jesus the Rhetor3
COMM 392Engaging Perspectives3
COMM 432Rhetorical Theories3
COMM 473Communication and Diversity3
COMM 490Conflict and the Christian3
COMM 492Authentic Communication3
Select 9 credits of COMM electives 29
Total Credits42
1

If students have already fulfilled the Communication Core Curriculum requirement, COMM 200 may be taken as a lower-division COMM elective.

2

See department for advising on elective selection.

Early Childhood, B.S.

Program-Specific Core Curriculum Courses
The Core Curriculum requirement for Kinesiology and Health Science has been waived for this major.
Introduction to Psychology
Bible/Theology Requirement
Biblical Interpretation and Spiritual Formation
Foundations of Christian Thought
Old Testament History and Literature
New Testament History and Literature
Christian Theology
Early Christian History - Acts
Integration Seminar (taken as Christian Philosophy of Education)
BBST Integrative course (taken as LEDU 342)
BBST Integrative course (taken as LEDU 389)
BBST Integrative course (taken as APSY 425)
Program Courses
All students must take the following program courses:
APSY 425Psychology of Marriage and Family Life3
LEDU 301Introduction to Teaching3
LEDU 335Child Development: Birth through Adolescence3
LEDU 342Introduction to Spiritual Formation for Educators3
LEDU 356Early Childhood Curriculum3
LEDU 357School/Family/Community Partnerships in Early Childhood Urban Settings3
LEDU 358Classroom Management in Early Childhood Settings3
LEDU 359Observation and Assessment of Young Children3
LEDU 360Early Childhood Practicum3
LEDU 370Language, Literacy and Biliteracy in Early Childhood3
LEDU 371Developing and Administering Early Care and Education Programs3
LEDU 389Spiritual Formation for Young Children3
LEDU (Education) Elective3
Total Credits39

Entertainment Business, B.S.

Program-Specific Core Curriculum Courses
The Core Curriculum requirement for Kinesiology and Health Science has been waived for this major.
Bible Requirement
Biblical Interpretation and Spiritual Formation
Foundations of Christian Thought
Old Testament History and Literature
New Testament History and Literature
Christian Theology
BBST Integrative Course (taken as BUSN 319)
BBST Integrative Course (taken as BUSN 320)
BBST Integrative Course (taken as BUSN 376)
BBST Integrative Course (taken as CNMA 385)
BBST Integrative Course (taken as CNMA 478)
Program Courses
CNMA 115Introduction to the Business of Entertainment3
CNMA 130Understanding Your Customer: Audience Analytics3
CNMA 224Media Distribution - Domestic and Global3
CNMA 238Content Creation and Strategy in a Digital Age3
CNMA 275Entertainment Marketing3
CNMA 385 History and Theology of Entertainment3
CNMA 411Sales and Monetization3
CNMA 422Entertainment Law3
CNMA 437Studio, Network, and Digital Media Corporate Management3
CNMA 467Entertainment and Production Financing3
CNMA 478Capstone for Entertainment Business3
BUSN 319Organizational Ethics3
BUSN 320Human Capital Management3
BUSN 376Business as Ministry and Mission3
PREL 110Public Relations Foundations3
Total Credits45

Interdisciplinary Studies, B.A.

Program Courses
ITDS 220Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies3
ITDS 250Integration Lab I1
ITDS 255Integration Lab II1
ITDS 360Interdisciplinary Topics3
ITDS 475Capstone for Interdisciplinary Studies3
Concentrations
Select two of the concentrations detailed below. The concentrations must be from different disciplines.24-32
Total Credits35-43

Concentrations

Art History

If chosen, the second concentration may not be Art History/Studio Art.

Recommended Core Curriculum Course
Art Appreciation
Concentration Courses
ARTS 116History of Western Art I: Prehistoric Through Renaissance3
ARTS 126History of Western Art II: Baroque Through Modernism3
Select two of the following:6
Modernity: Realism to Surrealism
Contemporary Art Trends
Seminar in Art History
Seminar in Art
Global Art Paradigms
Interdisciplinary Investigations
Art Theory and Criticism
Total Credits12

Art History/Studio Art

If chosen, the second concentration may not be Art History.

Concentration Courses
Select two of the following:6
Modernity: Realism to Surrealism
Contemporary Art Trends
Seminar in Art History
Seminar in Art
Global Art Paradigms
Interdisciplinary Investigations
Art Theory and Criticism
Select one of the following tracks:6
Drawing
Drawing I (fulfills the Core Curriculum requirement for fine art)
Drawing II
Drawing III
Figure Studies
Figure Studies I (fulfills the Core Curriculum requirement for fine art)
Figure Studies II
Advanced Studio Practicum (taken as "Figure Studies")
Sculpture
Sculpture I (fulfills the Core Curriculum requirement for fine art)
Sculpture II
Sculpture III
Ceramics
Ceramics I (fulfills the Core Curriculum requirement for fine art)
Ceramics II
Advanced Studio Practicum (taken as "Ceramics")
Photography
Photography I-Introduction to Darkroom and Digital Processes (fulfills the Core Curriculum requirement for fine art)
Photography II-Studies in Color
Contemporary Photographic Practices
Painting
Painting I (fulfills the Core Curriculum requirement for fine art)
Painting II
Painting III
Total Credits12

Communication Studies

Concentration Courses
COMM 254Communication Theories3
COMM 386Forms of Public Communication3
COMM 470Communication Seminar1-3
COMM 473Communication and Diversity3
COMM 474Advanced Studies in Communication Behavior3
Total Credits13-15

English

Concentration Courses
ENGL 320Studies in Grammar and Language3
ENGL 390Introduction to Critical Theory3
Select one of the following:3
British Literature I
British Literature II
British Literature III
Select one of the following:3
American Literature I
American Literature II
Race and Ethnicity in American Literature
Select one of the following:3
Studies in American Literature
Studies in British Literature
Total Credits15

English: Writing

Concentration Courses
ENGL 245Advanced Composition3
ENGL 320Studies in Grammar and Language3
Select one of the following:3
Creative Writing: Poetry
Creative Writing: Fiction
Select one of the following:3
Studies in Specialized Writing
Technical and Digital Communication
Total Credits12

Environmental Science

Concentration Courses
BIOS 103Introduction to Environmental Science (fulfills Core Curriculum Science requirement)3
BIOS 112Fundamentals of Organismal Biology3
BIOS 114Fundamentals of Organismal Biology Laboratory1
Select two of the following:6-8
Ecological Agriculture
Global Development and Ecological Sustainability
Marine Biology
Environmental Ethics
Environmental Health: An Ecological Perspective
Conservation Biology
General Ecology
Additional courses are available through Au Sable Institute of Environmental Science.
Total Credits13-15

Financial Planning

Concentration Courses
BUSN 243Fundamentals of Financial Planning3
BUSN 354Insurance and Tax Planning3
BUSN 462Investments3
BUSN 477Capstone for Financial Planning3
Select one of the following courses:3
Estate Planning
Retirement Planning
Total Credits15

History

Concentration Courses
HIST 290Research Methods in History3
Select 12 credits of elective courses from the following:12
The Colonial Period, American Revolution, 1607–1800
Social and Intellectual History of the United States
The Rise of Modern America, 1877–1920
The American West
History of Russia
Renaissance and Reformation
Early Modern Europe
Twentieth Century Europe
History of the Middle East and Islam I
History of the Middle East and Islam II
History of Israel and Zionism
Capstone: History in Christian Faith and Practice
Total Credits15

International and Community Development

Concentration Courses
INCS 345Introduction to Development3
INCS 433Community Development Models and Strategies3
Select two of the following:6
Cultural Anthropology
Micro Issues in Relief and Development
Project Evaluation and Assessment
Topics in Intercultural Studies
Total Credits12

Journalism Studies

Concentration Courses
JOUR 105Foundations of Journalism3
JOUR 415Religion, Culture and Media (program requirement was JOUR 315, which has been changed to JOUR 415)3
JOUR 442Visual Meaning3
JOUR 464Philosophy and Ethics of Media3
JOUR 120Writing Across Media3
or JOUR 125 Foundational Media Skills: Photography
or JOUR 236 Introduction to Broadcast Journalism
Total Credits15

Media Criticism 

Concentration Courses
CNMA 104History of Cinema3
CNMA 353The Power of Media3
Select 6 credits from the following:6
Advanced Studies in Criticism (repeatable)
Mass Media Law and Ethics
Beauty as Truth
Mass Communication Research
Total Credits12

Media Producing

Concentration Courses
CNMA 204Entertainment Business3
CNMA 455Media Management3
Select 6 credits from the following:6
Production Management
The Power of Media
Television Programming and Content Strategy
Showrunning
Understanding Representation
Mass Media Law and Ethics
The Role of the Producer
Total Credits12

Missions

Concentration Courses
ANTH 200Cultural Anthropology3
INCS 233Introduction to World Missions3
Select one of the following:3
World Christianity
Profiles in Missionary Lives
History of the Expansion of Christianity
Select one of the following:3
Principles of Church Multiplication
Church Planting Models and Strategies
Frontier Missiology
Evangelism & Discipleship
Select one of the following:3
Theology of Mission
Theology of Mission
Total Credits15

Organizational Management

Concentration Courses
BUSN 240Principles of Management3
BUSN 318Human Resource Management3
BUSN 410Customer Relationship Management3
BUSN 421Leadership and Change3
Select 3 credits of upper-division BUSN elective courses3
Total Credits15

Philosophy

Concentration Courses
PHIL 230Introduction to Practical Wisdom3
PHIL 301Greek and Roman Philosophy3
PHIL 303Modern Philosophy3
Select any two 3-credit upper-division Philosophy courses6
Total Credits15

Political Science

Concentration Courses
POSC 208World Politics3
POSC 250Foundations of the American Political System3
POSC 256Virtue, Citizenship, and Politics3
Select one of the following:3
Political Philosophy – Ancient
Political Philosophy – Modern
Total Credits12

Political Science: International Relations

If chosen, the second concentration may not be Political Science.

Concentration Courses
POSC 208World Politics3
POSC 308Foreign Policy and Diplomacy3
Select two of the following:6
Liberty and the Free Market in England
National Security Strategy and Military Affairs
Wealth and Justice
Total Credits12

Sociology

Concentration Courses
SOCI 220Introduction to Sociology 13
SOCI 441Social Theory3
SOCI 323Qualitative Methods3
or SOCI 326 Quantitative Methods
Select one of the following:3
Sociology of Gender
Unequal Justice: Race, Class, Gender and Crime
Ethnic and Minority Groups
Social Inequality: Race, Class and Gender
Political Sociology
Sociology of Disabilities
Film, Television, and the Arts: Racial and Gender Issues
Sociology of Wealth and Poverty
Select any 300/400 level SOCI course3
Total Credits15
1

For this concentration, SOCI 220 cannot be taken to fulfill Core Behavioral Science.

Spanish: Second Language Learners

If chosen, the second concentration may not be Spanish: Heritage Language Learners.

Concentration Courses
SPAN 300Advanced Spanish Communication I4
SPAN 301Advanced Spanish Communication II4
Select one of the following courses:4
Introduction to Literary Masterpieces
Hispanic Civilization and Culture
Spanish Applied Linguistics and Teaching Pedagogy
Total Credits12

Spanish: Heritage Language Learners

If chosen, the second concentration may not be Spanish: Second Language Learners.

Concentration Courses
SPAN 215Basic Spanish for the Heritage Learner4
If students begin study beyond SPAN 215, select one of the following courses in place of SPAN 215:
Introduction to Literary Masterpieces
Hispanic Civilization and Culture
Spanish Applied Linguistics and Teaching Pedagogy
SPAN 310Advanced Spanish for Heritage Learners I4
SPAN 311Advanced Spanish for Heritage Learners II4
Total Credits12

Statistics and Data Science

Concentration Courses
CSCI 105Introduction to Computer Science3
or CSCI 104 The Nature of Computing
MATH 318Biostatistics3
MATH 470Statistics and Data Science Capstone3
Select one of the following courses:3
Business Analytics
Programming for Data Science I
Advanced Business Analytics
Statistics II
Select one of the following courses:3
Advanced Business Analytics
Programming for Data Science II
Data Structures
Probability
Statistical Consulting Practicum
Total Credits15

Theatre: Acting

Concentration Courses
THTR 110Theatre History I3
THTR 241Intro to Technical Theatre4
THTR 264Beginning Acting3
THTR 360Screen Acting I3
THTR 369Intermediate Acting3
Total Credits16

Theatre: Production

Concentration Courses
THTR 110Theatre History I3
THTR 241Intro to Technical Theatre4
THTR 264Beginning Acting3
THTR 350Theatre History II3
Select one of the following:3
Dramatic Theory and Criticism
Dramatic Design
Total Credits16

Translation Studies

Concentration Courses
SPAN 450Introduction to Translation I2
SPAN 451Introduction to Translation II2
SPAN 452Spanish to English Translation I2
SPAN 453Spanish to English Translation II2
SPAN 454English to Spanish Translation I2
SPAN 455English to Spanish Translation II2
Total Credits12

Interdisciplinary Studies, B.S.

Program-Specific Core Curriculum Courses
The Core Curriculum requirement for Kinesiology and Health Science has been waived for this major. The following course is required to fulfill the Core Curriculum requirement Writing Competency:
Writing in the Disciplines
Bible Requirement
Biblical Interpretation and Spiritual Formation
Foundations of Christian Thought
Old Testament History and Literature
New Testament History and Literature
Christian Theology
BBST Integrative course (taken as ITDS 365)
BBST Integrative course (taken as ITDS 477)
BBST Integrative course (see department for advising on available selections)
BBST Integrative course (see department for advising on available selections)
BBST Integrative Course (see department for advising on available selections)
Program Courses
ITDS 220Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies3
ITDS 365Interdisciplinary Topics and Research3
ITDS 477Interdisciplinary Capstone3
Select 30 credits for major 130
Total Credits39
1

Credit count will vary; minimum of 30 major credits required (18 of which must be upper-division) as designed by student with advisement and approved by Interdisciplinary Studies Committee.

Organizational Leadership, B.S.

Program-Specific Core Curriculum Courses
The Core Curriculum requirement for Kinesiology and Health Science has been waived for this major. The following course is required to fulfill the Core Curriculum requirement for Writing Competency:
Writing in the Disciplines (Business and Accounting section)
Bible Requirement
Biblical Interpretation and Spiritual Formation
Foundations of Christian Thought
Old Testament History and Literature
New Testament History and Literature
Christian Theology
BBST Integrative course (taken as BUSN 319)
BBST Integrative course (taken as BUSN 320)
BBST Integrative course (taken as BUSN 376)
BBST Integrative course (taken as BUSN 422)
BBST Integrative Course (taken as BUSN 491)
Program Courses
BUSN 205Economic Principles3
BUSN 215Accounting and Finance for Business Leaders3
BUSN 230Introduction to Marketing3
BUSN 260Introduction to Leadership3
BUSN 319Organizational Ethics3
BUSN 320Human Capital Management3
BUSN 328Organizational Behavior3
or APSY 410 Psychology in the Workplace
BUSN 347Global Business Environment3
BUSN 361Business Law3
BUSN 376Business as Ministry and Mission3
BUSN 422High-Performance Leadership3
BUSN 424Data Driven Leadership3
BUSN 425Leading Diverse Organizations3
BUSN 491Capstone for Organizational Leadership3
COMM 387Organizational Communication3
Select 3 credits of BUSN elective courses3
Total Credits48

Public Relations and Digital Media Management, B.S.

Program-Specific Core Requirements
Bible Requirement
Biblical Interpretation and Spiritual Formation
Foundations of Christian Thought
Old Testament History and Literature
New Testament History and Literature
Theology I
Early Christian History - Acts
Theology II
BBST 300/400 Elective
BBST Integrative course (taken as PREL 320)
BBST Integrative course (taken as PREL 465)
Program Courses
PREL 104Media Ecology and Christian Perspective in Public Relations2
PREL 107Multimedia Channels1
PREL 110Public Relations Foundations3
PREL 231Strategic Writing for Public Relations3
PREL 267Public Relations Career Readiness1
PREL 307Soc Media, SEO, and Digital Strategy3
PREL 320PR Ethics3
PREL 344Public Relations Internship & Applied Experience1
PREL 350Crisis Communication & Reputation Management3
PREL 389Campaign Management & Public Relations Philosophy3
PREL 410PR Principles, Law, & Global Influence3
PREL 420Advanced Digital Management3
PREL 456Public Relations Research Standards & Practices3
PREL 462Leadership & Organizational Influence3
PREL 465Rhythm & Calling in Public Relations3
PREL 490Portfolio and Certificate1
Total Credits39

The following are program closures' curriculum requirements as of their closure year. Additional details on each program may be found on their program pages in the 2022-23 catalog.

Public Relations and Reputation Management, M.A. (Digital Management)

Co-Curricular Requirements
Academic Strategy and Success module in the first 5 weeks of students' first semester.
Program Courses
PBRL 500Principles of Public Relations 1,23
PBRL 510PR Theory & Management3
PBRL 520PR Leadership & Campaign Strategy3
PBRL 560Strategic Digital Communication 33
PBRL 620Public Relations Research3
PBRL 640PR Ethics: Social Good & Moral Obligation3
PBRL 650Capstone3
PBRL 660Rhythm & Calling in Public Relations3
TTTH 630Theology of Work3
Select 6 credits from the following:6
Crisis & Reputation Management
Leading Trends & Issues Seminar
Social Media Analytics, Strategy & Management
Total Credits33

Public Relations and Reputation Management, M.A. (Leadership)

Co-Curricular Requirements
Academic Strategy and Success module in the first 5 weeks of students' first semester.
Program Courses
PBRL 500Principles of Public Relations 1,23
PBRL 510PR Theory & Management3
PBRL 520PR Leadership & Campaign Strategy3
PBRL 560Strategic Digital Communication 33
PBRL 620Public Relations Research3
PBRL 640PR Ethics: Social Good & Moral Obligation3
PBRL 650Capstone3
PBRL 660Rhythm & Calling in Public Relations3
TTTH 630Theology of Work3
Select 6 credits from the following:6
Crisis & Reputation Management
Media Relations & Ethical Influence
Leading Trends & Issues Seminar
Management Theory and Practice
Organizational Change and Leadership
Total Credits33

Public Relations and Reputation Management, M.A. (Media Ethics)

Co-Curricular Requirements
Academic Strategy and Success module in the first 5 weeks of students' first semester.
Program Courses
PBRL 500Principles of Public Relations 1,23
PBRL 510PR Theory & Management3
PBRL 520PR Leadership & Campaign Strategy3
PBRL 560Strategic Digital Communication 33
PBRL 620Public Relations Research3
PBRL 640PR Ethics: Social Good & Moral Obligation3
PBRL 650Capstone3
PBRL 660Rhythm & Calling in Public Relations3
TTTH 630Theology of Work3
Select 6 credits from the following:6
Crisis & Reputation Management
Leading Trends & Issues Seminar
Social Media Analytics, Strategy & Management
Total Credits33

Public Relations and Reputation Management, M.A. (Strategic Communication)

Co-Curricular Requirements
Academic Strategy and Success module in the first 5 weeks of students' first semester.
Program Courses
PBRL 500Principles of Public Relations 1,23
PBRL 510PR Theory & Management3
PBRL 520PR Leadership & Campaign Strategy3
PBRL 560Strategic Digital Communication 33
PBRL 620Public Relations Research3
PBRL 640PR Ethics: Social Good & Moral Obligation3
PBRL 650Capstone3
PBRL 660Rhythm & Calling in Public Relations3
TTTH 630Theology of Work3
Select 6 credits from the following:6
Crisis & Reputation Management
Leading Trends & Issues Seminar
Social Media Analytics, Strategy & Management
Total Credits33
1

PBRL 500 may be waived for applicants in any of the following categories. If a waiver is granted, the degree requirement will be reduced from 33 to 30 credits.

1) Applicants who have received their Accreditation in Public Relations (APR), as PBRL 500 is a foundation course which addresses the competencies required to receive the APR. Applicants must submit official confirmation of their APR from the Universal Accreditation Board (UAB) with their application. When official documentation is verified, students will be able to complete the remaining credits in order to earn their degree.
 

2) Applicants who received a B.A. in Public Relations or a B.A. in Journalism & Integrated Media, with a concentration in Public Relations who:

  • ​Are within 5 years of graduating with their B.A., and completed their program by Spring 2020. 
  • Maintained a 3.8 in the Public Relations program.
  • Maintained a 3.8 but are outside of this window for application in which case, they may request a review of their records for consideration by a committee for the waiver.

3) Applicants who have graduated after Spring 2020, with either a B.A. in Public Relations, a B.A. in Public Relations & Strategic Communication, or a B.S. in Public Relations & Reputation Management who:

  • Are within 5 years of their graduation date.
  • Earned the Certificate in Principles of Public Relations.
  • Maintained a 3.8 in the program.

For more information or to discover your eligibility, consult your admissions counselor.

2

Accelerated program students with qualifying advanced portfolio scores are eligible to receive Prior Learning Assessment credit for PBRL 500.

3

Accelerated program students who have completed PREL 420 as an undergraduate and have qualifying advanced portfolio scores are eligible to receive Prior Learning Assessment credit for PBRL 560.

Public Relations Certificate in Leadership and Ethics

Program Courses
PBRL 520PR Leadership & Campaign Strategy3
PBRL 530Crisis & Reputation Management3
PBRL 640PR Ethics: Social Good & Moral Obligation3
Total Credits9

Public Relations Certificate in Social Media

Program Courses
PBRL 520PR Leadership & Campaign Strategy3
PBRL 560Strategic Digital Communication3
PBRL 600Social Media Analytics, Strategy & Management3
Total Credits9

Public Relations Certificate in Strategic Communication

Program Courses
PBRL 500Principles of Public Relations3
PBRL 560Strategic Digital Communication3
PBRL 600Social Media Analytics, Strategy & Management3
Total Credits9