Arts Students
Arts students take 9 credit hours in required courses, and 15 credit hours in journalism electives among the courses listed below. Note that not all courses are guaranteed to be offered in a given academic year.
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Core Requirements
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Foundations of Journalism
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JOUR1001.06
Fall
Winter
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New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
T 0935-1125 & 1335-1425 OR
T 0935-1125 & R 0935-1025
Tutorial: T 1435-1525 OR
Tutorial: R 1035-1125
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Introduction to Reporting
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JOUR2700.03
Fall
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Arts & Administration Building - Computer Lab 1
M 1835-1955 AND
W 1835-1955; OR
M 1335-1455 AND
W 1335-1455
15 credit hours in journalism electives from the following list
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Science and the Media
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HSTC2400.03 / JOUR2400.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1735-2025
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Intermediate Reporting
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JOUR2701.03
Winter
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Arts & Administration Building - Computer Lab 1
M 1335-1455
W 1335-1455
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Ethics & Law for Journalists
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JOUR3339.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
T 1835-2025
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Creative Nonfiction
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JOUR3440.03
Fall
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Arts & Administration - Seminar 2
W 1335-1525
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Advanced Creative Nonfiction
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JOUR3441.03
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Arts & Administration - Seminar 2
W 1335-1525
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Feature Writing
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JOUR3540.03
Winter
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Arts & Administration - Seminar 2
M 1335-1525
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Copy Editing
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JOUR3550.03
Winter
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Arts & Administration Building - Computer Lab 1
M 1535-1725
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Great Journalists
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JOUR3560.03
Fall
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Arts & Administration Building - Seminar 2
F 1335-1525
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Photojournalism
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JOUR3660.03
Fall
Winter
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Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room / Seminar 2 / Seminar 7; New Academic Building - Scotiabank Room
M 1835-2025 OR
T 1835-2025 OR
R 1835-2025 OR
W 1835-2025 OR
F 1535-1725
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The Journalist as Documentarian
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JOUR3662.03
Fall
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New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
T 1735-2025
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Opinion Writing
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JOUR3670.03
Winter
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Arts & Administration Building - Seminar 2
R 1835-2025
Science Students
Science students take 12 credit hours in required courses, and 12 credit hours in journalism electives among the courses listed below. Note that not all courses are guaranteed to be offered in a given academic year.
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Core Requirements
-
Foundations of Journalism
-
JOUR1001.06
Fall
Winter
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
T 0935-1125 & 1335-1425 OR
T 0935-1125 & R 0935-1025
Tutorial: T 1435-1525 OR
Tutorial: R 1035-1125
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Introduction to Reporting
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JOUR2700.03
Fall
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Arts & Administration Building - Computer Lab 1
M 1835-1955 AND
W 1835-1955; OR
M 1335-1455 AND
W 1335-1455
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Science and the Media
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HSTC2400.03 / JOUR2400.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1735-2025
12 credit hours in journalism electives from the following list
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Intermediate Reporting
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JOUR2701.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration Building - Computer Lab 1
M 1335-1455
W 1335-1455
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Ethics & Law for Journalists
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JOUR3339.03
Winter
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New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
T 1835-2025
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Creative Nonfiction
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JOUR3440.03
Fall
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Arts & Administration - Seminar 2
W 1335-1525
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Advanced Creative Nonfiction
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JOUR3441.03
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Arts & Administration - Seminar 2
W 1335-1525
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Feature Writing
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JOUR3540.03
Winter
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Arts & Administration - Seminar 2
M 1335-1525
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Copy Editing
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JOUR3550.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration Building - Computer Lab 1
M 1535-1725
-
Great Journalists
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JOUR3560.03
Fall
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Arts & Administration Building - Seminar 2
F 1335-1525
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Photojournalism
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JOUR3660.03
Fall
Winter
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Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room / Seminar 2 / Seminar 7; New Academic Building - Scotiabank Room
M 1835-2025 OR
T 1835-2025 OR
R 1835-2025 OR
W 1835-2025 OR
F 1535-1725
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The Journalist as Documentarian
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JOUR3662.03
Fall
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New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
T 1735-2025
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Opinion Writing
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JOUR3670.03
Winter
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Arts & Administration Building - Seminar 2
R 1835-2025
NSCAD Students
Visiting students from NSCAD take 9 credit hours in required courses, and 15 credit hours in journalism electives among the courses listed below. Note that not all courses are guaranteed to be offered in a given academic year.
NSCAD students must register as a Visiting student with the University of King’s College. Visit our application section for instructions. Visiting students are not required to pay an application fee.
We recommend visiting students enter the journalism studies minor program no later than 2nd year.
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Core Requirements
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Foundations of Journalism
-
JOUR1001.06
Fall
Winter
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New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
T 0935-1125 & 1335-1425 OR
T 0935-1125 & R 0935-1025
Tutorial: T 1435-1525 OR
Tutorial: R 1035-1125
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Intermediate Reporting
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JOUR2701.03
Winter
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Arts & Administration Building - Computer Lab 1
M 1335-1455
W 1335-1455
15 credit hours in journalism electives from the following list
-
Science and the Media
-
HSTC2400.03 / JOUR2400.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - Archibald Room
M 1735-2025
-
Intermediate Reporting
-
JOUR2701.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration Building - Computer Lab 1
M 1335-1455
W 1335-1455
-
Ethics & Law for Journalists
-
JOUR3339.03
Winter
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
T 1835-2025
-
Creative Nonfiction
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JOUR3440.03
Fall
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Arts & Administration - Seminar 2
W 1335-1525
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Feature Writing
-
JOUR3540.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration - Seminar 2
M 1335-1525
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Copy Editing
-
JOUR3550.03
Winter
-
Arts & Administration Building - Computer Lab 1
M 1535-1725
-
Great Journalists
-
JOUR3560.03
Fall
-
Arts & Administration Building - Seminar 2
F 1335-1525
-
Photojournalism
-
JOUR3660.03
Fall
Winter
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Arts & Administration Building - Haliburton Room / Seminar 2 / Seminar 7; New Academic Building - Scotiabank Room
M 1835-2025 OR
T 1835-2025 OR
R 1835-2025 OR
W 1835-2025 OR
F 1535-1725
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The Journalist as Documentarian
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JOUR3662.03
Fall
-
New Academic Building - KTS Lecture Hall
T 1735-2025
-
Opinion Writing
-
JOUR3670.03
Winter
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Arts & Administration Building - Seminar 2
R 1835-2025
