Foundational Courses (12 units)
Compulsory Courses: 12 units
- HTP1102 Approaches in the Humanities: Interpreting the Human Experience
- HTP1103 People, Social Justice and Ecology
- HTP1105 Critical Analysis, Reading and Writing Academic Works
- HTP1106 The First Peoples in Canada
Discipline Specific Courses (60 units)
Compulsory Course: 36 units
- ISC1308 History of Communication
- ISC1310 Communication Research and Methodology
- ISC2301 Communication and Organizations
- ISC2306 Media and Ethics
- ISC2307 Introduction to Communication
- ISC2328 Strategic Planning
- ISC3300 Theories of Mediated Communication
- ISC3305 Postcolonial and Decolonial Communication
- ISC3327 Theories of Social Communication
- ISC3339 Introduction to Public Relations
- ISC4300 Argumentation and Persuasive Communication
- ISC4306 Selected Topics in Democracy and Communication II
Optional Courses: 24 units
9 units from:
- ISC2313 Electronic Journalism
- ISC2326 Print Media: Writing Principles
- ISC2329 Interpersonal Communication
- ISC2331 Political Economy and Regulation of Communication
- ISC2337 Special Topics in Social Communications I
- ISC2342 Strategic Communication Tools
9 units from:
- ISC3301 Social Marketing
- ISC3302 Selected Topics in Democracy and Communication I
- ISC3303 Professional Ethics in Communication
- ISC3309 Multimodal Narrative Creation
- ISC3312 Photography: Semiology of Image
- ISC3318 Content Analysis
- ISC3319 Selected Topics in Technology and Society I
- ISC3320 Internship I
- ISC3326 Advanced Research in Communication
- ISC3331 Knowing the Media
- ISC3350 Contemporary Journalism Practices
6 units from:
- ISC4302 Selected Topics in Technology and Society II
- ISC4304 Media and Religious Traditions
- ISC4305 Communications for Sustainable Development
- ISC4314 Communication and Anthropology
- ISC4320 Internship II
- ISC4330 Research or Directed Study
Elective Courses (48 units)
Students choose 48 units聽or聽complete a minor (30 units) and 18 units.
6 units must be of 3000 or 4000 level.