College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Journalism

Curriculum

Greg Snapper
"Butler Journalism offers an integrated curriculum with practical applications to get its students ahead in this competitive industry."
Greg Snapper '04
Online Project Manager
Pacific Gas and Electric

The journalism program combines a liberal arts and sciences core with a practical, professional education. Students combine required courses, electives and often a second major or a minor that parallels their individual interests.

The School's comprehensive course offerings cover:

  • advertising copywriting and public relations techniques
  • advertising and public relations campaigns
  • case problems and research methods
  • design and production, web design and advance design
  • editing
  • ethics
  • history
  • international communication
  • newswriting and reporting
  • mass communication law
  • media management
  • online and convergence journalism
  • photography
  • public affairs reporting

All journalism majors are also encouraged to complete an internship.

A complete list and description of all Journalism courses is available.

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Eugene S. Pulliam
School of Journalism

Fairbanks Center 218
4600 Sunset Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46208
Office: (317) 940-8350
Fax: (317) 940-9252
Email: journalism@butler.edu