MASS MEDIA AND GLOBAL COMMUNICATION

Name: MASS MEDIA AND GLOBAL COMMUNICATION
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JOURN 567

Course Description

Introduces key concepts and issues in mass media and global communication studies. Covers broad trends, key topics, and critical debates in media and communication studies under global contexts and standpoints.

Prerequisites

Junior standing

Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

Credits

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Grade Point Average

3.54

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Completion Rate

95.77%

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A Rate

45.07%

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