Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Management and Bachelor of Commerce students
Students who wish to take a Minor in Journalism Studies must meet the requirements for the major or honours program in their chosen discipline and successfully complete 24 credit hours in Journalism, including JOUR 1002.03 Foundations of Journalism I and JOUR 1003.03 Foundations of Journalism II (OR JOUR 1001.06) and JOUR 2700.03 and 15 credit hours in electives.
NSCAD
NSCAD students may take a Minor in Journalism Studies as part of a four-year degree. The goal of the Minor in Journalism Studies is to introduce students to journalism and to basic journalistic methods and theory.
Students who wish to take a Minor in Journalism Studies must meet the requirements in their chosen discipline and successfully complete 24 credit hours in Journalism, including JOUR 1002.03 Foundations of Journalism I & JOUR 1003.03 Foundations of Journalism II (OR JOUR 1001.06) and JOUR 2700.03 and 15 credit hours in electives. Students interested in this option should contact the King’s Registrar Office for more details.
Please note: Not all of these courses will be offered every year. Students should check Dal Online for the current year’s offerings.
Explore courses
Core Requirements
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Foundations of Journalism I
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JOUR 1002.03
Fall
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Alumni Hall
Lecture (Section 1)*: T 0935-1135 & T 1335-1425 Tutorial (Section 1): T 1435-1525
Lecture (Section 2)*: T 0935-1125 & R 0935-1025 Tutorial (Section 2): R 1035-1125
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Foundations of Journalism II
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JOUR 1003.03
Winter
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Alumni Hall
Lecture (Section 1)*: T 0935-1135 & T 1335-1425 Tutorial (Section 1): T 1435-1525
Lecture (Section 2)*: T 0935-1125 & R 0935-1025 Tutorial (Section 2): R 1035-1125
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Introduction to Reporting
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JOUR 2700.03
Fall
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Computer Lab 1
M 1435-1725 OR
W 1435-1725
15 credit hours in journalism electives from the following list
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Fake News: Journalism Verification Techniques
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JOUR 2006.03
Fall
Winter
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ComLab1
Fall: R 1835-2025 (Staff)
Winter: R 1435-1625 (Tailleur)
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Science in the Media
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HSTC 2400.03/JOUR 2400.03
Winter
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Online/Asynchronous
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History of Communication Technology
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HSTC 2401.03/JOUR 2401.03
Winter
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KTS Lecture Hall
M 1745-2035
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Indigenous Peoples and Media
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JOUR 2704.03
Winter
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KTS Lecture Hall
F 0935-1125
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Introduction to Podcasting
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JOUR 3002.03
Fall
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Seminar 2
R 1635-1825
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Advanced Podcasting
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JOUR 3006.03
Winter
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Online/Synchronous
R 1835-2025
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Ethics & Law for Journalists
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JOUR 3339.03
Winter
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KTS Lecture Hall
T 1835-2025
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Creative Nonfiction
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JOUR 3440.03/CRWR 3440.03
Fall
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Seminar 2
W 1735-1925
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Advanced Creative Nonfiction
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JOUR 3441.03/CRWR 3441.03
Winter
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Seminar room 2
W 1735-1925
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Photojournalism
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JOUR 3660.03
Fall
Winter
Summer
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Classroom 3 OR Online/Asynchronous
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Sportscasting 101
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JOUR 3661.03
Fall
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Classroom 1
W 1835-2025
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Advanced Photojournalism
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JOUR 3664.03
Fall
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Archibald Room
T 1835-2025
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Opinion Writing
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JOUR 3670.03
Fall
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Vroom Room
R 1835-2025
Science Students
Students who wish to take a Minor in Journalism Studies must meet the requirements for the major or honours program in their chosen discipline and successfully complete 24 credit hours in Journalism, including JOUR 1002.03 Foundations of Journalism I & JOUR 1003.03 Foundations of Journalism II (OR JOUR 1001.06), JOUR 2700.03 and JOUR 2400.03 and 12 credit hours in electives.
Please Note: Not all of these courses will be offered every year. Students should check Dal Online for the current year’s offerings.
Explore courses
Core Requirements
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Foundations of Journalism I
-
JOUR 1002.03
Fall
-
Alumni Hall
Lecture (Section 1)*: T 0935-1135 & T 1335-1425 Tutorial (Section 1): T 1435-1525
Lecture (Section 2)*: T 0935-1125 & R 0935-1025 Tutorial (Section 2): R 1035-1125
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Foundations of Journalism II
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JOUR 1003.03
Winter
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Alumni Hall
Lecture (Section 1)*: T 0935-1135 & T 1335-1425 Tutorial (Section 1): T 1435-1525
Lecture (Section 2)*: T 0935-1125 & R 0935-1025 Tutorial (Section 2): R 1035-1125
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Science in the Media
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HSTC 2400.03/JOUR 2400.03
Winter
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Online/Asynchronous
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Introduction to Reporting
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JOUR 2700.03
Fall
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Computer Lab 1
M 1435-1725 OR
W 1435-1725
12 credit hours in journalism electives from the following list
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Fake News: Journalism Verification Techniques
-
JOUR 2006.03
Fall
Winter
-
ComLab1
Fall: R 1835-2025 (Staff)
Winter: R 1435-1625 (Tailleur)
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History of Communication Technology
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HSTC 2401.03/JOUR 2401.03
Winter
-
KTS Lecture Hall
M 1745-2035
-
Indigenous Peoples and Media
-
JOUR 2704.03
Winter
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KTS Lecture Hall
F 0935-1125
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Introduction to Podcasting
-
JOUR 3002.03
Fall
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Seminar 2
R 1635-1825
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Advanced Podcasting
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JOUR 3006.03
Winter
-
Online/Synchronous
R 1835-2025
-
Ethics & Law for Journalists
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JOUR 3339.03
Winter
-
KTS Lecture Hall
T 1835-2025
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Creative Nonfiction
-
JOUR 3440.03/CRWR 3440.03
Fall
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Seminar 2
W 1735-1925
-
Advanced Creative Nonfiction
-
JOUR 3441.03/CRWR 3441.03
Winter
-
Seminar room 2
W 1735-1925
-
Photojournalism
-
JOUR 3660.03
Fall
Winter
Summer
-
Classroom 3 OR Online/Asynchronous
-
Sportscasting 101
-
JOUR 3661.03
Fall
-
Classroom 1
W 1835-2025
-
Advanced Photojournalism
-
JOUR 3664.03
Fall
-
Archibald Room
T 1835-2025
-
Opinion Writing
-
JOUR 3670.03
Fall
-
Vroom Room
R 1835-2025
