Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in Advertising - Media Planning Undergraduate Programme By Ball State University |TopUniversities

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in Advertising - Media Planning

Main Subject Area

MarketingMain Subject Area

Programme overview

Main Subject

Marketing

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Students will be guided by the outline of baccalaureate degrees, the University Core Curriculum, and the concentration areas listed below. Students majoring in journalism are encouraged to meet with a faculty advisor in the journalism or telecommunications departments within the first semester of the program. Students majoring in advertising or public relations are encouraged to meet with the faculty advisor in the journalism department within the first semester of the program. Students are required to attend an orientation during the first year of study. All majors must earn a minimum of 72 credit hours in courses outside the departments of journalism and telecommunications (JOUR, NEWS, and TCOM). Students pursuing concentrations in news or magazine are required to complete four semesters or the equivalent of one modern or classical language. Students are allowed to pursue up to two concentrations or majors in the Department of Journalism. If a student chooses a second concentration or major, he/she must still complete at least 72 hours outside journalism, news, and telecommunications. MAJOR IN ADVERTISING Professional Development Persuasion Media and American Society Introduction to Visual Communication Strategic Writing Introduction to Advertising Media Law and Ethics Emerging Media AD and P R Advertising Media Advertising Copy and Layout Branding for AD and P R Media Research Cons Behavior Writing Design Strategic Communication Advertising Campaigns Principles of Marketing Media planning concentration, 15 hours Advanced Advertising Media Social Media Marketing Integrated Marketing Communications Immersion: Stud Media Advert (3-9) Social Media Marketing (3) Integrated Campaigns Seminar (3) Sociology of Media (3)

Programme overview

Main Subject

Marketing

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Students will be guided by the outline of baccalaureate degrees, the University Core Curriculum, and the concentration areas listed below. Students majoring in journalism are encouraged to meet with a faculty advisor in the journalism or telecommunications departments within the first semester of the program. Students majoring in advertising or public relations are encouraged to meet with the faculty advisor in the journalism department within the first semester of the program. Students are required to attend an orientation during the first year of study. All majors must earn a minimum of 72 credit hours in courses outside the departments of journalism and telecommunications (JOUR, NEWS, and TCOM). Students pursuing concentrations in news or magazine are required to complete four semesters or the equivalent of one modern or classical language. Students are allowed to pursue up to two concentrations or majors in the Department of Journalism. If a student chooses a second concentration or major, he/she must still complete at least 72 hours outside journalism, news, and telecommunications. MAJOR IN ADVERTISING Professional Development Persuasion Media and American Society Introduction to Visual Communication Strategic Writing Introduction to Advertising Media Law and Ethics Emerging Media AD and P R Advertising Media Advertising Copy and Layout Branding for AD and P R Media Research Cons Behavior Writing Design Strategic Communication Advertising Campaigns Principles of Marketing Media planning concentration, 15 hours Advanced Advertising Media Social Media Marketing Integrated Marketing Communications Immersion: Stud Media Advert (3-9) Social Media Marketing (3) Integrated Campaigns Seminar (3) Sociology of Media (3)

Admission Requirements

79+
6+

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